Seing something for the first time that has been in your sights all this time?

@ronnyb (6113)
Jamaica
December 9, 2009 7:19am CST
I have been walking up the street for about seven years to get to my workplace and every morning I pass this school .It is a tw story buildings with the name of the school written at little above the first story of the building.Now I was coming up the said street but not on the side I usually walked when bam it hit me this was actually a two story building with the name of the school written on it and I could actually see students in the upper floor doing their exams. Wow I thought to myself ,this is bad ,I mean someone could have dropped a flower pot on my head every morning and I would have probably thought it was manner form the skies because as far as I was concerned it was a one story building.How did it happen. This may be a building that I didnt see but it could have easily been someone.Has this ever happened to you,please give details
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7 responses
• India
28 Dec 09
Niagra USA - My hubby saw Niagra USA, on october 4 and 5 2003,when he tought it was all the time infront of his eyes.
Hello my friend ronnyb Ji, Our side there is a proverb, meaning that, tehre is a darkness underneath the lamp, next, we searched the boy in whole village, whereas he was inside only. We care less about things which are coming across daily and we think about distant things. It is all our nature. But one thing, my hubby always thought of Niagra Fall, right from his child-hood. He never had any drean as he never thought taht he would ever visit, but he got a fair chance on 04 October, when he visited Noagra. So he always says, anything ispossible, provided there is a urge for the same. Let me show you some scene from Niagra Wishing you a very happy Chrismas and New Year-2010. May God bless You and have a great time.
@ronnyb (6113)
• Jamaica
28 Dec 09
Thank you for the proverb and the story about your husband and happy that he finally got a chance to visit .Have a good 2010 as well and thank you fro yuor response
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• India
29 Dec 09
Hello my friend ronnyb Ji, So nice of you for your pleasing favourable comments. Wishing you a very happy Chrismas and New Year-2010. May God bless You and have a great time.
@suzzy3 (8341)
13 Dec 09
They put that story on last night,it is suprising what we miss when we are half asleep.I have lived in the same country area for thirty years and still finding things I have never noticed.A row of trees came down a few years ago and behind it a row of houses hidden by the undergrowth.Funny really.
@ronnyb (6113)
• Jamaica
28 Dec 09
Yeah it is really funny how things can be in our sight sand we never see them .Have a great 2010 Suze
• United States
10 Dec 09
I have seen the movie An American in Paris for decades and I recently noticed that in the middle of the balletat the end Gene and Leslie are dancing around Statues. I never , evern saw the Statues until now! I guess we focus on one thing and never really see the rest.
@ronnyb (6113)
• Jamaica
10 Dec 09
Yes that is possible and then one day it hits you in the face
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@kykidd (6812)
• United States
9 Dec 09
"Hmm, I never noticed that before." I remember saying that on a number of occasions when I would pass something similar. For instance, I live in a row of houses that are on long skinny lots. A couple of the lots are empty. But I remember once while I was riding with someone else, instead of driving myself, viewing a house sitting on the back of one of the lots. I guess I had just thought that lot was empty, since all of the other houses sit in the front of the lots. Hmm.
@ronnyb (6113)
• Jamaica
9 Dec 09
Lol well there you go sometimes it is the approach to the house taht has made you see it and maybe the fact that you are not driving that gives you enough time to be more observant
@ANTIQUELADY (36440)
• United States
10 Dec 09
GOOD MORNING RONNYB. I think we all have tendacies to do that on our usual route we take. I know i have. There was a buisness that closed on mine & someone else mentioned it & that it had been closed awhile & i had not even noticed it. duh, lol.
@ronnyb (6113)
• Jamaica
10 Dec 09
lol yeah I guess we are always so focused on going where we want that we concentrate on the path and block out everything else
@paula27661 (15811)
• Australia
10 Dec 09
I have had that happen to me too. I used to walk my dog past a playground and I noticed the slippery dip was painted a bright orange and I commented on it to my eight year old daughter because I presumed that it had been recently changed or painted. My daughter looked at me, rolled her eyes and said, “Mum it’s been there since I was in Pre School!”“Well, I’ll be!” I thought to myself. Doesn’t it go to show how often we stop to look at our surroundings? I took it as a lesson to slow down and smell those roses every now and again!
@ronnyb (6113)
• Jamaica
10 Dec 09
Wow thats a good one .I guess you are so right we really need to take a look around every now and then
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@I_LUV_U (2519)
• India
10 Dec 09
Yes, it must have happened to me a lot of times. Many of us are not really observant when we walk on streets, so it is not really uncommon that many details are not registered in our minds. Walking is quite a boring activity if you do it consciously, so I'd believe majority of us are sub-conscious walkers having something else on their minds so that it won't be a tedious trudge after all.