Hello guys! Welcome to another episode of #questionandanswer where you get to know your favorites bloggers/vloggers better, in a more interesting way. Today I have with me here another amazing guest...you want to guess who?.....well not before the commercial break!!
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@wwwiebeWhen I say I meet lots of amazing friends from steem terminal,
@wwwiebe@wwwiebe....Wow, that's a pretty broad question; I'm not sure I have a quick or easy answer to that. In nature life is just that; it's life. It's eating, sleeping, mating, surviving, and carrying on daily. Life is an ever continuing cycle that works in complete harmony with itself and with nature. We humans, having the curse of self-awareness and mortality, mess the natural cycle up. We build complex urban jungles with concrete freeways, we pollute the streams, rivers and air on the grounds of commerce and progress, and we throw enough food away to feed the world at least once over. I know, that's pretty drastic and a high level commentary.
On a more personal, introspective level, life is still about continuing on daily, but since we do have self-awareness, happiness becomes a part of it. Plato felt that happiness was achieved by being "good" and doing what was "right". Aristotle felt that happiness could only be achieved through a harmony between physical and mental well being. Saint Benedict would have taken a more introspective approach to happiness. I suppose happiness for me, then, is a daily struggle to make myself and help my family make ourselves better people on every successive day.
Oh that's easy. That would be to treat everyone else (everyone else) the way you would want to be treated.
Yeah, I think we tend to forget that other people are, in fact, people too, with their own families, likes, loves, people they love, who love them, and so forth.
Bliss11: Yeah...most times we get selfish and put that aside...well, that's the world we live in. It's like everyone doing things to benefit him or herself irrespective of if it's going to harm someone else.
Bliss11: Hmmm....that's a thoughtful one...I guess we are all or most people are affected by situations or experiences faced, so sometimes you may not blame them....my thought though but it doesn't justify anything.
Oh geez, that depends on my mood. Um.. flustered father who is very unsure of himself and questions himself daily? Typically I'm really quite self-conscious and I need to remind myself about daily that I shouldn't be. Sorry.. struggling with this one.
I am continually biting off more than I can chew and signing up to do more than I have the time for. I'd call myself an over-achiever, except I haven't quite achieved yet. 馃檪
@wwwiebeI get bored easily too, so am continually looking for new things to do. I have maybe a hundred hobbies and projects in various states. Yeah... definitely more than I have the time for.
Bliss11: You would achieve what you set your heart to do, it may take time though but you'll get there...not so easy though.
My head is usually three steps ahead of my mouth, so to speak, so they're often not in tandem. What I want to do is several things at once.
Chewing food with their mouths open. Ugh. Beyond that, typical discourteousness and rudeness. Turning your back on someone when they are speaking to you, or interrupting them, is insulting beyond measure.
Ooooh, nice question. A confluence of events and desires inspired that. One of my many hobbies is photography - a number of years ago I contemplated entering professional photography full time, in fact - and it's something I really enjoy. I've undertaken two personal "photo365" projects (one picture a day for a calendar year) and it's surprisingly difficult to do. One themed photo a week is much easier!
Now that I'm here on steemit I've been wanting to find a way to really, truly engage with the population. My favourites communities are the ones focussed on creativity and art in some aspect, so I thought it'd be a neat way to engage the communities with a fun year long activity that is organic enough to be different every week to keep it fresh.
I've been having a great deal of fun with it. The interpretations people have had to the themes so far has been phenomenal.
Bliss11: Yeah...great entries that I can't even think to compete with but for me it's just the fun
I'd like everyone to give a complete stranger a compliment every day, and mean it. Maybe not even a complete stranger, but someone new. We spoke earlier about everyone having their own story as to how they got to where they are, and what's happening Right Now. Through personal experience I can assure you that it's very uplifting to receive an unexpected compliment or smile, and it's just as uplifting to give it.
And then pet a dog. Dogs make everything better.
@wwwiebeMy poochie. 馃檪
@wwwiebeThe one in the right side, her name is "Bella". She was supposed to be my son's cat, but she became very, very near-death ill when she was tiny, and I spent over two weeks spoonfeeding her and forcing medicine down her throat to keep her alive. I think she realises what I did for her, and she became my cat after that.
We have a black kitten too, which is on the left in the photo.
I have this discussion with my son all the time! And I still don't know the answer! LOL! If I had to be a pre-defined super hero, I like The Flash. Not only can he time travel, he's just always so happy to help people. I like that.
@wwwiebeUnexpected compliments from people I respect, the boys actually getting up and getting to school on time, ice cream, payday!, and playing games with the kids.
@wwwiebeI honestly don't remember ever being "happy" in the sense you're meaning, I think. I've been momentarily elated, thrilled, angered, depressed, concerned, stressed, and maybe overjoyed, but those were all just fleeting, passing moments. I can tell you that I am most content when my children are happy. Maybe many Christmases ago when my daughter was about 5, we'd spend every day over Christmas holiday playing her new games for about four hours, then we'd finally have lunch and go do whatever else we wanted to do. I've never again been able to recapture that joy and peace that we had that one Christmas.
@wwwiebeI try to at least be content, if not happy. Yeah, I think a lot of it depends on how you define 'happy'. I dunno. I certainly don't walk around all day smiling. Maybe laughing. For the wrong reasons. 馃檪
@wwwiebeWow! What an amazing time with
Leaving you all with this photo before I go....馃槣
@wwwiebeIt's cute though, what do you all think? 馃槈
