Shoeprints



I was looking at images on the web, and this image struck me. What are we in this world? Mere shadows of the shoes we walk in? Nothing? Are our footsteps all we leave behind in this world? Do the paths we walk mean anything to our descendants? Did the roads our ancestors took leave marks on our generation? I would love to have a positive answer to these questions. But in times like these, many times these question have a negative quonotation.

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Effervescence said…
Salut Micka :)

Merci pour ton com !

Ton blog est vraiment sympa, j'arrive pas à tout comprendre ^^ mais tu m'as l'air de bien écrire, et de dire des choses intéressantes !
Pourquoi t'écrirai pas un peu en français parfois ? :)
Maintenant que tu as choisis un clavier français, tu peux tout te permettre ! xD

Bisous Micka, et merci de nous inviter autant chez toi :)
November 23, 2008 at 12:14 PM
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