Transport Your Mind.

Where is Bridal Falls? sounds real nice.

I hope you have a fantastic time, we haven't made plans yet, Shrek will probably work all weekend as normal so I'll probably try to find things to entertain the boys, lol.

Oh wow rug, that was an awesome description and trust me I felt like I was almost there...splendid! Your hubby and you are gonna have a fabulous time I'm sure..such a lovely place..:) Hope you have tons of fun, come back and tell us how it was!

That sounds so nice. I do not know what I will be doing. Of course the Easter bunny will come and we will hide eggs, but other than that I am not sure yet!

This is the first thread I read today after logging into my mailbox.I woke up only now and it seemed to me that I am still in the middle of a dream.It's amazing what effect the right kind of words can have on us.Those words truly got me there ,where you and your partner will be on Easter.I feel it's already Easter,lol. No plans yet for the Easter,but I am sure going to remember this thread.It made my day.Thankyou!

what a nice description of Bridal Falls Provincial Park (anyway where is that place,what country) i have a prayer petition to God, so this coming holy week i might as well, go to church,fast for 3 days (thursday,good friday and saturday) spend time reading bible, doing some charitable work. when easter sunday comes, i will celebrate with my family at our home. we will attend early morning mass. i will cook special foods for my family to anticipate that all my petition that i ask God will all come true. hopefully by next year easter and i have money i can also go on vacation to some nice and refreshing place.

Well I will be here on mylot as I can not afford to go and see the Kids so soon again lol so I will be here with my Friends I hope you really enjoy your Day

what is easter,i don't know abt it???

we have no plans as of the moment,,because im waiting for my sister to invite together with our own family ..last year what we did was we go to the beach ..

I have 2 beautiful blue-eyed grandsons that will be expected me to have some serious Easter egg hunts planned!!! They are the perfect ages to really enjoy that activity.....arriving home and having a little Easter Brunch wwill set the mood for a rousing egg hunt!!! They are 4 & 6 and my yard is fairly large..with lots of trees, shrubs, ground cover and flowers...the perfect mix to do some creative hiding!!!! Bridal Falls sounds amazing...we are going to try to plan a trip to the Columbia River Gorge in a couple of weeks..the water falls are beautiful there also...

absolutly nothing at first I had hoped to go to my sisters but she is of the mind that I should not partake in christian holidays when I am not christian... worse thing is that even though they living within short driving distance holidays are the only time I get to see my niece... so I will be spending it at home with nothing better to do than read and watch movies

Easter seems to come and go at our place without hardly noticing it. Back in my childhood it was the same. There was a choice, go out and join a traffic queue to the most popular resorts, sitting in baking car (no air-conditioning in my dad's cars!) or sit in the garden with nice cold drinks... As I kid I wanted to get out to places, but getting there later than expected all hot and irritable taught me not to bother. We did get to visit the places but outside the holiday seasons.

We have not the festival day. We have the traditional flower-enjoying festival day. So many people in company enjoy the beauty of nature. I like it very much.

I will cook all day. Kids, family, close friends will come to eat and visit. With huge full bellies we will lay around, watch TV, tell stories, laugh all afternoon. Cant forget about pigging out on Easter Candy too.

Talking about a forest in the manner you describe makes me very sad! Most of the forests in my country have been encroached upon, but there was one called Mabira Forest that still enjoyed a certaind degree of intackness. Two weeks ago, my President decided out of his assumed political correctness, that the 7,900 acres of this thick rain forest be mowed down to give way to sugar plantations! Every body here, even the unducated ones thought the president's sense of Judgement was failing him-there were riots, and unrests still come up spontenously as a rection to this decision! But if I have to take my mind to a typical rain forest as I know it, I will be going to the biblical Garden of Eden, where the sweet scented flowers, the large white butterfly swarms, the birds of different clours and sounds, the colombus monkeys and baboons, the snakes and pythons all live under the cover of these thick rain forests like they have done for a million years! It is simply a a wonderful kingdom of wild life canopied by the forests!

Mind refers to the collective aspects of intellect and consciousness which are manifest in some combination of thought, perception, emotion, will and imagination. There are many theories of what the mind is and how it works, dating back to Plato, Aristotle, Adi Shankara, Siddhartha Gautama, and other Ancient Greek and Indian philosophers.Pre-scientific theories, which were rooted in theology, concentrated on the relationship between the mind and the soul, the supposed supernatural or divine essence of the human person. Modern theories, based on a scientific understanding of the brain, see the mind as a phenomenon of psychology, and the term is often used more or less synonymously with consciousness. The question of which human attributes make up the mind is also much debated. Some argue that only the "higher" intellectual functions constitute mind: particularly reason and memory. In this view the emotions - love, hate, fear, joy - are more "primitive" or subjective in nature and should be seen as different in nature or origin to the mind. Others argue that the rational and the emotional sides of the human person cannot be separated, that they are of the same nature and origin, and that they should all be considered as part of the individual mind.

Sounds like a rather wonderful thing to be doing. The Pacific Northwest really does have some wonderful natural surroundings. Most likely I'll just be staying home and perhaps doing some spring gardening. If the weather is nice, I'll probably end up walking on the beach, and in the adjacent state park which is barely a 10-minute walk from here. If it's a clear day at the beach, I'll be able to see from Whidbey Island in the east across the Straits to the San Juan Islands and to Victoria and Vancouver Island, beyond.

The place you discribed is so beautiful...I would like to go there, but there's too far for me...