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Darkness is everywhere. In fact, it’s infinite, while light is finite. Light requires a source, and when there’s no light, it’s all dark. However, light is always more powerful than the darkness. Even little lights like Christmas lights, party lights, and light-up toys can combat the darkness, despite not being practical as lighting sources for everyday activities like reading. If a room is pitch-dark, and the Christmas lights are turned on, then the room is no longer pitch-dark since there is some light.
 
-Apples- said:
Darkness is everywhere. In fact, it’s infinite, while light is finite. Light requires a source, and when there’s no light, it’s all dark. However, light is always more powerful than the darkness. Even little lights like Christmas lights, party lights, and light-up toys can combat the darkness, despite not being practical as lighting sources for everyday activities like reading. If a room is pitch-dark, and the Christmas lights are turned on, then the room is no longer pitch-dark since there is some light.
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I've always liked the contrast between light and dark, whether it's literal or metaphorical. Your post kind of reminded me of this quote from Og Mandino, I believe...

"I will love the light for it shows me the way, yet I will endure the darkness because it shows me the stars."
 
I'm trying to squeeze as much Valentine's Day related stuff in my schedule.
Need more books, writing my own novel time (while listening to some love songs), watching romance movies or shows (even episodes of shows that involved a love related arc, even if that one character never shows up again 😭 stupid episode plots.)


This is a normal day for me, just x2.
Why couldn't my birthday be on this day, I was so close!
 
Suguri said:
I've always liked the contrast between light and dark, whether it's literal or metaphorical. Your post kind of reminded me of this quote from Og Mandino, I believe...

"I will love the light for it shows me the way, yet I will endure the darkness because it shows me the stars."
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That's a nice quote. I like the idea of what sailor's did long ago when navigating the ocean at night. When it is dark, the stars will guide us.
I couldn't imagine being in the dead middle of an ocean at night. Let alone when a storm is coming (waves) or clouds are covering the stars. The situation would seem hopeless. Maybe they had a compass,.. but electricity wasn't a thing long ago. Stars bring hope and can help you know your location or direction of travel.
 
Was trying to explain what a frost giant was last night, and ended up calling him “a big scary cold boi.” That’s pretty accurate I guess lol.
 
There's too many stories where there's an awkward kid that falls for the popular cheerleader.
We need more of them fallen for a member of the art club, someone in their math class or another awkward kid that happens to sit across from them during lunch.

I don't know.

Brainstorming over here. Hahaha 😂
 
Since it was Valentine’s Day, I watched the Valentine’s Day episode of SpongeBob. Somehow, I found the other SpongeBob episode, “The Paper”, more interesting, as I understood it better than I did as a kid.

The fact that SpongeBob had more use of the candy wrapper than Squidward did highlights the contrast between kids and adults when it comes to creativity and imagination. When you’re a child, you tend to be more creative or imaginative, as you can pretend that anything can be done for anything, which is why SpongeBob could use the paper and (in “Idiot Box”) the imagination box. But adults are more realist and don’t pretend, which is why Squidward had no use of the paper. Squidward was interested into the Boring Science book, which has more appeal to adults than to children.
 
I keep forgetting that Drift will not celebrate Valentine's day with me in New Leaf because villagers only give you chocolate hearts if your mayor is the opposite gender of them(and if you have high enough friendship with them) and I'm really happy they changed this in New Horizons so that villagers will mail the player a letter with either a chocolate heart or heart-shaped bouquet attached regardless of gender so long as you have high enough friendship with them.
Drift just because you and my mayor are the same gender doesn't mean you can't exchange chocolate with me, it's okay for friends of the same gender to give each other chocolate, giving your friends desserts such as chocolate doesn't need to be inherently romantic, it's not gay to give me chocolate Drift and even if it was there's nothing wrong with being gay Drift 😔
 
a potato said:
but scissors! (whatever that joke was supposed to be…)
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I was confused. No idea where Suzie was going with that…she’s still my fave, though!

I almost feel like 11 queens is too many people to do Snatch Game with. Obviously, it wasn’t has bad as Season 15’s “supersized” one on the 3rd episode, but it’s tough with that many.
 
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