The mind seems to have a mind of its own!

Very fun. I just did a mind meld with a turnip and got a wealth of knowledge about dirt. Patrick

I take it you should be back by now and all ready to start floating on a cloud of rest and relaxation affording you the opportunity to daydream and reminisce...am I correct?

Whimisical and delightful write Kate. A wonderful holiday
in the Yorkshires Dales.

Lady Mary Ann

now where did i put my copy of dion fortune's "the secrets of dr. taverner"???
a lovely tease indeed, dear kate.
be well,
carolyn

The Mind: The gatekeeper to the subconscious/superconscious.
The ego will always play denial, the nurtured mind will be supportive of all that is good.

masterfully done! have a good trip!

Riddling, fiddling, piddling mind! What a lot of fun!
And have so much fun on your trip!
Blessings, xx
Christine

it is complex and goofy it is bold and yet always capable of being stunned like a newbie - "to tease and please and find", Kate is a definition that is well suited to a, "Master Mind" - do not use the holiday without wisdom - enjoy every bloody second of it with inane glee - I wish love and peace my dear friend - Jon Michael

Thank you for the smiles, Kate; this is delightful... ...and meaningful too. Love and best wishes,

Regis

This made me smile... as it reminded me of this "mindless" story. My 17 year old daughter, AL, who recently seemed to be missing a piece of her mind, asked which side of the head contained the brain. :) We gave her a strange look and she quickly remembered it filled her head. When her older sister was retold the story, Rachel told AL that she was right-brained. AL asked what that meant and Rachel told her that it meant she was creative. AL forcefully denied being right-brained, and then said, "Wait! What is in the left-brain?" We told her it meant she was good with numbers, language, logic, etc... AL said, "Well, I'm not left-brained either!" We all laughed as she quickly stumbled to retract her insinuation that she had no brain at all. hee, hee...

Thanks for the smile.
Cryssa

Kate, 'Our Minds' have their own minds...Excellent!

Always,
Deborah

Might be whimsical but still has a lot of sense in it as we think of the mind and its magic.
fee

The mind...wow we should never be bored...bend it shape it anyway you want it! I really enjoyed this. I hope you enjoy my part of the country, Yorkshire...today it is very windy, though thankfully no rain...but watch out for those moors will be mind blowing!!
Best wishes, Diana..

may your trip be as delightful as this expressive mindful expression....

Watch out for those Baskerville type dogs up north on those moors, their sense of humor is no longer intact, like yours herein...;-)e

outa da park, Kate!
fab exit..enjoy the change and wet (?)
but watch out for them Heathcliffs, they
be dangerous men

john

I can certainly see a master mind at work here Kate.

~W~

perhaps I should be minding my own business; however, don't mind if I do say that this piece is anything but mindless...

Kate, you have left us with a great piece of poetry to tease our mind and boggle it as well.
I hope you have a great holiday, and come back soon with a clear and refreshed mind indeed!!!

Much peace, love and light,
Amber

I was beginning to think you were going to blow it. But then you quoted Emily Lattila, with her classic Saturday Night Live quote: “Nevermind!” And I fully understood… ;-)

Ron

This is an absolute classic, to be quoted for many a generation. I'm saving it for sure (and I've only got a handful). It's pithy and lilting. I love it. --Cheryl

pulls all the strings to tease the imagination while enjoying the humorous side of your master mind ...

Hah! Ab-so-lutely, Kate. Teasing lines sparking the imagination to stretch enough to absorb your titillating wonderment. And wonderment it surely is.

Uh, beware the moors, oh, do beware the moors . . .

Wonderful! For one who reads too much and therefore finds himself too serious minded, this was indeed a welcome relief to his mind. Like a cup of coffee in the morning though, I'm now stimulated to... you got it--read some more. Damn these Op Eds. Can't they find anything positive to writer about?