Show me pictures

Started by Taffy, December 28, 2008, 02:41:37 AM

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Taffy

Ya Know...Im sincere
Wes Not all the same...Personally I do struggle with WORDS..But Pictures speak Volumes..Do others SEE better by Pictures?

im somewhat Dxslecsic :icon_flower:

For me Types and Shadows Paint Pictures....If I cant see em,I dont seem to Understand, words for me come via pictures......I truly am a Dummy come words,..

just Like to hear the Thoughts Of others





Sarah

I love words...but only when they paint a picture in my mind. Metaphor is a beautiful thing! Textbook writing is cumbersome and forgetable...big words that leave no mental images....blah blah blah!

Kimberlaina

I must be the exception here.  I am really a word person and not very spatially inclined.  (I'm an English teacher working on becoming a librarian . . . go figure.)  I loved reading textbooks in college and kept many of mine because I thought they were "good reads."  Yes, I am a nerd  :laughing7:

Cardinal

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 :cloud9: I learn better from pictures too. I have always maintained that that is why the Lord shows me things in pictures, ie. He has to draw me a picture ain't an exaggeration, LOL. When I pray, and the anointing hits, I see scenes of what He wants me to see, in my mind's eye, so to speak. I have several friends He does this with as well. Blessings...

PS to Fire......please don't hold it against me because I just "talk" out of what's been made life in me.  :sigh:
"I would rather train twenty men to pray, than a thousand to preach; A minister's highest mission ought to be to teach his people to pray." -H. MacGregor

Akira Takahashi

I like both, actually.  As a writer, however, I tend to demonstrate what I'm trying to say in words.

Sarah

QuoteI like both, actually.  As a writer, however, I tend to demonstrate what I'm trying to say in words.

I like the pictures that words can paint.  Sometimes a real picture doesn't exist for the message to be conveyed, therefore words can become a mental paintbrush.

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