Not stupid at all, in my eyes =) Like, how many times one had read a book which is 10, 100 or 2000 years old, finds the writings touching and inspiring, wishing there was an easy way to contact the author. Now, in times of the internet, with a blog format we luckily have that easy option for feedback and sharing thoughts and feelings. Also, I'm glad to see that some people browse back to older entries and still find them relevant. I'm glad to see that all of the internet doesn't need to be hectic fast-paced stream of quick impressions to momentarily entertain people with short attention-span.

Hehe, maybe I need to write a post on slowness, one day =) I think there is some wisdom hidden in there. Like, if you plant a seed, after that you just water the soil and allow the seed all the time it needs to grow and to possibly yield harvest. A lot of things come with their own internal time-horizon, and even though the human mind can instantaneously imagine possible outcomes, that outcome doesn't need to happen instantly. Things take time to grow and to mature. Sometimes I wonder if the digital era somehow blurs our innate understanding of slowness =)