just like the ants

ants  - crawling
@roniroxas (10560)
Philippines
February 28, 2008 2:06am CST
i watched the ants crawl at the wall if you weill take a good look at them.... no matter how busy they are they will still stop and talk for awhile. well itslook like talking lol. i mean you will see them stop when they see a ant come across there way. in a busy world we have now sometimes we forget to stop and to greet people around us. or we forget to call people who we love and important to us.
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@secretbear (19448)
• Philippines
1 Mar 08
hi roni! ants don't talk to each other, they sniff each other! LOL they smell each other i think, i don't know why but maybe to identify each other. ^__^;; what you said is true. most people when super busy forget to greet and say hi. but there are people who still take time to look up and say hi no matter how busy they are. i think most of these people are girls, because girls love to talk. LOL talking is like de-stressing for them. for us. ^__^;; i do that a lot. LOL i blab whenever i'm faced with a lot of work. there's really no need for someone to be there for me to greet, i just talk as long as someone can hear me. ^__^;;
@roniroxas (10560)
• Philippines
2 Mar 08
i agree, girls, women and ladies tend to talk to shred off the stress. if we have troubles or problems we really find someone who wants to hear us out. not like guys they rather drink or go out to have a good time to forget their problems. so if you and i are ants im sure we cant find food we will just chat the whole day. whahahahahahaha. thanks for the response
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@secretbear (19448)
• Philippines
3 Mar 08
guys need to drink to let go of their tongue. ^__^;; us? we don't need a drink just to make our tongues talk, we just need a little encouragement. LOL i'm sure if we can't find food we'd just be satisfied with talking! we'd get our stomach full with only air. ^__^;;
@sergedan (767)
• Romania
1 Mar 08
Yes some of us are worse than ants,but don't be discouraged,and let the other people know of this as well,show them the ant way :) I'd just love to know what their language is like ,how they talk to each other but that's another story.
@roniroxas (10560)
• Philippines
2 Mar 08
lol, yes sometimes after watching disney cartoons bugs life you are really going to wonder do they really speak to each other. do they realy have their own language? sometimes its really nice to know such things like that. but like you said that would be another story. thanks for dropping by.
@noriko (1254)
29 Feb 08
oh yes, japanese people specially the old ones stop and bow their heads when see someone who they know. most of the youngster does not apply that anymore but the matured people still do that
@roniroxas (10560)
• Philippines
29 Feb 08
yes i saw that kind os gesture when i was aworking at japan. people tend to stop and before they part ways a lot of bowing takes place. that is really pleasant to see. and sad to hear that youngsters now a days not at japan only but mostly all over the world, tends to be a little fresh. thanks for the response
@youless (112101)
• Guangzhou, China
29 Feb 08
When I was a little child, I didn't have anybody who could play with me because I was the only one child for my family. So I used to watch the ants. It was interesting that they worked so hard. I also would give them some sugars and watched them carry the sugars to home.
@roniroxas (10560)
• Philippines
29 Feb 08
i have a cousin to who is an only child but they live near my other cousins who are 7 kids in a family so she has really a lot of playmates. but it is really boring when you are an only child... is it boring? well lets get back on the discussion lol, yes ants work hard and always save up before the rainy days start. that is also one attitude of the ants that we need to copy. working hard and saving before the rainy season starts. thanks for the response
@squaretile (3778)
• Singapore
29 Feb 08
haha this is a cute discussion roniroxas. yes I notice them, but it makes me grumpy instead of reminds me to be nice to my fellow men. that's cos I have an ant problem in my house. my ants are not normal. they like water. plain water. it's supremely weird! they will dunk themselves into a cooled kettle of water and pollute the whole thing. if I leave a glass of PLAIN water no sugar or any flavour out in the open, they will dive into it! my husband and i have concluded that we have thirsty ants. i see them travelling and communicating / kissing a lot when there is a source of water. even a little pool on the table top attracts a whole legion. sigh.
@roniroxas (10560)
• Philippines
29 Feb 08
well i think those ants are fed up of something sweet to eat and they turn out to be thirsty. lol. we too want to have a drink when we eat something sweet. or they may have diabetes lol. diabetes tends to be thirsty most of the time. thanks for the response
@queenofarms (1659)
• United States
28 Feb 08
I know what your sayiing...And you don't realize it until you get a free minute...Then you think well I haven't talked or seen mom,Dave,Suszy in a couples of weeks...Then you feel really bad....But it just the same with them when you call....You hear I have been just so busy. I think we need to take a minute and call those we love..If its just to hello and I love you..
@roniroxas (10560)
• Philippines
29 Feb 08
it doesnt matter if they are busy too, what matters is we took a minute or so to say hi to them no matter how busy we are. its a nice feeling to know someone who cares even we are all busy. wink wink. thanks for the response
@jhl930 (3601)
• United States
28 Feb 08
I know what you mean while i was outside one time sitting there waiting for smething i remember seeing ants just crawling around going to their mounds of dirt...and htey do stop for each other...I never really understood why..but people today dont stop and talk to people..so maybe we should start taking a few lessons lol
@roniroxas (10560)
• Philippines
29 Feb 08
well just like i said we should really stop just for a minute or two to just greet someone good morning or take care. thanks for the response