I think it would be nice to float, on a white puffy, soft cloud. Anywhere you want to go, completely free and unencumbered by a plane, or balloon, or even wings. Just the softness of the cloud. From your perch you could see all the happenings going on in the world, but just watching, unable to act in any way. You could not prevent something you knew was going to occur or influence the outcome. Possibly this floating would not be as pleasant as I first imagined.
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The Bag Lady 
You could do a bungee jump from the cloud 😳
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You mean bounce down, fix something and bounce back up and continue on? Sounds like a plan
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You just have to take things one step further…. your obviously not normal, that’s probably why I get you 😉
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Uh, what’s that you say? Oh no, the secrets out!
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If you had a drone you could send messages down to people who could fix things!
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Cool idea!
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The trick is to remember to come back down to earth 🙂
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Easy, jump
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Sometimes one forgets such a simple thing.
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😂😂😂
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Loved the way you wrote that, like this studious old professor with glasses looking down his nose and saying it….😂
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Wasn’t quite meant that way was kind of personal experience, both witnessed and done. Sitting on a cloud, lost in your head, both the same and forgetting to come back is the problem.
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My interpretation is usually on the humorous side, unfortunately.
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Humour is still a good thing.
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Always, well almost always.
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Humour is good in nearly every instance, maybe not at all times in every instance but at ever instance.
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Say that again, slowly
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Farting in church is hilariously funny if the room is silent and at a critical time of the big guys speech, not as funny the fifteenth time.
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Something that my 13 yr old grandson doesn’t realize whe he repeats the same thing over and the only one still laughing is him
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Yeah my 8 yr old is the same.
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Yep! It’s difficult to be just an expectator when you know you could do something with what’s about to happen…
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Yes I imagine. Nice to dream, but only a dream
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