In different time zones...

May 15, 2017 12:58am CST
I tell myself that distance shouldn't bother me that much, because these miles may divide us but we end up sharing the same moon....This is how I try and cope with the test of distance and time...How do you?!
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simplyme
@m_audrey6788 (58472)
• Germany
15 May 17
I do agree..because my husband and I had 5yrs. long distance relationship before we decided to get married and live together
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Lee Ka
@kaka135 (14931)
• Malaysia
15 May 17
Same here. I also had 4.5 year long distance relationship with my husband as both of us studied in different countries, and we are living together now. I still remember those days when we are far apart from each other. I am glad I believe distance and time don't really matter to us.
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simplyme
@m_audrey6788 (58472)
• Germany
16 May 17
@witword ..Thanks
Lydia David
@witword (27)
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15 May 17
woahh @m_audrey6788 , those 5 years must have seen some real testing times!! glad to hear that your both together now! wishing you both a blessed life ahead!
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jaishankar
@else34 (13515)
• New Delhi, India
15 May 17
@witword Tons of thanks for sharing this great post,my friend.....Look,despite thousands of miles between us and different time zones,we are sharing the same platform,aren't we?LOL!!
jaishankar
@else34 (13515)
• New Delhi, India
16 May 17
@witword Thanks.
Lydia David
@witword (27)
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15 May 17
yea that is very true @else34,lol!
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Ebenz
@writerjo (2540)
• India
15 May 17
@witword you are welcome to mylot What you said is almost correct.. Miles,time may divide.. But we end up with sharing same moon..
Lydia David
@witword (27)
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15 May 17
Thankyou @writerjo. we do indeed!!
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Ebenz
@writerjo (2540)
• India
16 May 17
@witword happy to connect with you
Tokz
@ilocosboy (45156)
• Philippines
15 May 17
different time zones but we live in the same planet and see the same moon and stars at night.
Lydia David
@witword (27)
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15 May 17
yes @ilocosboy and that is our solace!
ARM
@responsiveme (22926)
• India
15 May 17
Yes , this brought on a smile...I like at the moon and say the same thing and also the early morning sun
Lydia David
@witword (27)
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15 May 17
glad to know that the post gave you smiles @responsiveme!
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shravya
@Slayqueen (918)
• India
15 May 17
But still.. I can't see him everyday..
shravya
@Slayqueen (918)
• India
16 May 17
@witword yeah. its really hard.. BTW thanks my friend
Lydia David
@witword (27)
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15 May 17
Yes @Slayqueen no amounts of technology can suffice for seeing your loved one in person but we have to find our fill of comfort with the most that we can.. so the next time you miss seeing him, call him up, video chat and wait till time pull the two of you together... smile away!
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Lee Ka
@kaka135 (14931)
• Malaysia
15 May 17
Yes, I agree with you. I just listened to Dr Wayne Dyer's lesson and he said, we are all ONE and we are all connected, regardless what nationality, race, gender, etc we are... So yes, distance and time don't matter too. We are all human being or living creature in this world. I am also grateful for the invention of Internet, so we get to connect with everyone located in different time zone much easier now.
Oshy
@TiarasOceanView (70022)
• United States
15 May 17
Yes we all live under the same planets I love that we are all in different places and that we can say good morning good night at different times.
Larry Price
@sputnik8 (690)
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15 May 17
Yup, distance can be bridge by constant communication especially now that we are in the internet or computer age.
Lydia David
@witword (27)
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15 May 17
yes @sputnik8 technology is indeed a blessing in this way..