As I was sitting here reading my Org Comm book (Organizational Communications - doesn't that sound like sooo much fun!) I came across something very interesting. I was reading about job interviews as a form of blah blah blah. Anyways, the book gave 3 different examples of types of interviews and the third one sparked an idea in me. The third example was something along the lines of: you're asked in an interview to describe a sunset to someone who has never seen one. So, I figured that would be a fun challenge! Try to think of how you would do that! Comment back or just think about it today while you walk down the street! Let me know how you would do it! Have fun with it!
Love you to the moon in back!
STUDY BREAK!
ReplyDeleteAs much as I want to break down the sunset into wavelengths of light, atmospheric conditions, and planetary rotation- I know that it contains so much more. When I think of a sunset, I think about the times with my friends at Hulu Hut, Oasis, or anywhere on the lake. To me it symbolizes love, tranquility, and time with people you care about. It is God's perfect backdrop.
Maybe the scientific explantation would be a better visual explanation to someone that has never seen one before, but it could never describe God's warmth.
Sidenote: I was once asked to describe the color burnt orange to a blind person. That got me stumped for an answer!