- This topic has 8 replies, 8 voices, and was last updated 7 years, 1 month ago by .
-
Posts
-
I was wondering.
If I take a picture of it, I can make it so using a vibrance adjustment layer and a layer mask in Photoshop.
The Wolf
It depends on the definition of “other side”. The under side of the grass is the color of the dirt from which it sprouted.
Yes. When looking at grass from an angle you see only the grass and not the earth underneath it so it looks greener. It’s actually a very good metaphor since we tend not to see the imperfections of another person’s life when looking from the outside.
If you look at grass with only one eye open it will lose it’s dimensional value
I always put myself in someone else’s perspective to realize the huge magnitude of HaShem’s endless benevolent, gracious blessings He has graced us, and continues to shower upon us. So graciously, I know it’s not ANY zchus on my part.
Vide Irma Bombeck “The Grass is Always Greener Over the Septic Tank”
It depends if you mean “the other side of the street” or “the other side of the world”.
The grass on the other side of the street is greener because I live across the street from a park, so all the grass is on the other side.
The grass on the other side of the world is less green because I live in EY which is the best place in the world.
The grass on the other side of my life is less green because I’m happy I’m me, Boruch Hashem, and I wouldn’t want to be anyone else or have anyone else’s life!
Sometimes the other side’s grass has fertilizer. Literally speaking.
I had neighbors growing up with the best grass. I think they planted a different type and were meticulous about landscaping.
When one gets to know other people and their challenges, its easier to see that we’re all people.
Also there are many things about greener grass.
Have you ever received a compliment about something and thought to yourself, if only this person knew the flipside?
Or if only this person knew how much work it takes to make this look effortless or natural?
They see green grass and you know it was with the help of fertilizer and obviously a blessing from Hashem.
- You must be logged in to reply to this topic.