@tdc #tdc4560 My response for today's #ds106 #DailyCreate is
Sarah packed her bags & embarked on a journey to visit her 76-year-old mother, who lived across the country. After a long day of travel, she finally reached her destination and embraced her mother in a warm hug. As Sarah prepared to return home, her mother's health took a sudden turn for the worse. Sadly, her mother passed away shortly after Sarah's departure. Despite losing her mother, Sarah found solace in their shared memories.
Today's #DailyCreate #tdc4560 #ds106 #ds106 What’s The Story of these Hands? Where Have They Been? Where are they Going?
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@tdc #tdc4560 My response for today's #ds106 #DailyCreate is
This is part of GE Moore's proof of the existence of the external world:
I knew that there was one hand in the place indicated by combining a certain gesture with my first utterance of ‘here’ and that there was another in the different place indicated by combining a certain gesture with my second utterance of ‘here’. How absurd it would be to suggest that I did not know it, but only believed it, and that perhaps it was not the case!
@tdc #tdc4560 My response for today's #ds106 #DailyCreate
The train was late. He wasn't one to sit around. A patch of wildflowers caught his eye and before he knew it, he was down on creaky knees -- concrete cutting into skin -- with fingers in the dirt, removing stone and debris. A small girl watched and he beckoned her over. His train arrived. He wiped as much dirt away as possible from his hands. The girl was still hard at work as the train pulled out, the flowers bright with color.
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