Indeed. Also, Atlas held the hold world on his shoulders, not just the first-world parts :).

Great contest! Here is my entry: The definition

Thanks. I google translated your comment. I'm glad you're feeling it...

Thank you. I appreciate it. Will continue posting.

Wow. Thanks!

Thanks, that means a lot. I remember writing that piece in the same feverish pace it emanates. i also remember that all the geographical details are accurate, since I used Google maps to figure them out.

@isleofwrite -- Wow, so honored to be here. I only saw your message right now :-).

Your observation is enriching the meaning. Good! Imagine now what the Music of the Spears would do the Underworld party scene...

One of the people that have introduced me to the depths of Indian philosophy is Indian thinker Ashish Dalela. Here are his posts in the Psychology category on his blog. Very deep and thought-provoking

Great reply, @axios. In indian philosophy emotion stems from the ananda feature of the soul (the three features are sat = awareness, chit = knowledge and ananda = happiness, pleasure, bliss). First there

Hi @terrycraft, great topic. Here is my entry: Ageshifter

@dorsuwa -- Thank you, glad you liked it.

Thank you. I'm glad you like it. There's a whole series of stories.

Thanks. I try to use my sarcasm for the greater good :)

@terrycraft -- Thanks for the opportunity and for the bountiful prize :). Congratulations to the others, beautiful work.

@jonknight -- That's an honor :)

Hi @terrycraft, that was a beautiful contest theme. Here is my entry, Over the Ridge.

Thanks @dbooster, that's a very valuable suggestion. I will change it. I'll put in more regularly, I have still a lot to go until 108. Here's an earlier one containing links to previous ones as well. Cheers

@originalworks

Thanks for the appreciation @raj808 it means a lot. It helps me by giving me a feeling of completion, every day. Feel free to enjoy the previous stories as well (on my profile). I've been writing them