What was traditionally known as a girls best friend

Then that chip would be diamantine. The heart of the pearl has a diamond, however odd that may strike your ears. Instead of V-shaped valleys we would have U-shaped ones; the pearl would have to touch on grooves that were essentially curved, not angled as with a diamond. And what would that sound like? Would the music become softer, fuzzier, slower, what? All those pearl divers have to do then is to drop diamond chips into the oyster and see whether calcium by-products will make the nacreous shell of the pearl.

A diamond is now in the heart of a pearl. That double gem will elicit delicious sound, eventually after the pearl dust has scattered itself over the record disc. This hypothetical situation with a pearl-diamond stylus, this pulverization of the pearl as it transforms itself into a diamond in the process, could happen with a diamond as well.

Could the diamond stylus be shedding itself along the way? Let us suppose that a diamond does just that, that by wearing down, it chips off, it crumbles through strain towards its th playing time. And where do these diamond morsels go, where do these even tinier fragments of the diamond stylus go? A transformation of the diamond stylus takes place, and, conceivably, diamond dust results. Powder then fills the air and enters into ourselves in the strangest of ways.

Since my entire argument is replete with hypotheses, I shall make another. With all this dust traveling through the air, this precious dust from the diamond playing on record grooves and its being pulverized by such grooves, the dust enters our bodies. If the similarity between cocaine or heroin or any other dust-like drug is justified, then this dust enters, as is a common practice, through the nose. A bird of paradise flew up my nose could mean the four-cornered dove of the Holy Ghost is flying up my nose and into my lungs, the very site of breath or spirit again.

Besides the music industry attempts to saturate its viewers with scopic or visual spectacle as well as aural spectacle. Both films were up for the Academy Awards and are often billed with each other in movie houses not to mention the instance of seeing Sunset Boulevard on television when All About Eve was playing on another channel, the two films having begun at the exact same time. Jeans are made of denim. Homosexuals usually wear a pair of denim to the Mine [d]shaft.

Getting into a pair of jeans is an allegory of getting into a car. Jeans that cover legs for walking are met by cars that somewhat dispense with legs for driving. A car is a stylus related to the prows of ships, ships substitutive with cars , thereby displaying the idea that a car in transit is an allegory of a diamond stylus in transit, grooves and roads the paths on which the respective objects travel along.

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Monde is French for world, in German Mond is its word for moon. But none of these words confirm the sound-related nature of diamonds. Credit: "I would rather walk with a friend in the dark than walk alone in the light. Credit: "That was what a best friend did: hold up a mirror and show you your heart.

Kristin Hannah. Credit: "If you live to be a , I want to live to be minus one day so I never have to live without you. Credit: "A good friend is a connection to life — a tie to the past, a road to the future, the key to sanity in a totally insane world. Lois Wyse. Credit: "Friendship's the wine of life. Edward Young. Gina Barreca. Credit: "For it would then be true friendship, such as no hope, no fear, no self-interest can sever.

Lucius Annaeus Seneca. Credit: "There are friends, there is family, and then there are friends that become family. Credit: "Some people go to priests; others to poetry; I to my friends. Virginia Woolf. Credit: "Good friends are like stars.

Credit: "If you have two friends in your lifetime, you're lucky. Credit: "What I realise now in hindsight is that there is a natural ebb and flow to friendships. Colette McBeth. Credit: "True friends are never apart, maybe in distance but never in heart.

Credit: "The best mirror is an old friend. George Herbert. Credit: "I don't know what I would have done so many times in my life if I hadn't had my girlfriends. Reese Witherspoon. Credit: "I still have friends from primary school.

Emma Watson. Jackson Brown, Jr. Credit: "Remember that life's most valuable antiques are dear old friends. Credit: "Life is an ugly, awful place to not have a best friend. Sarah Dessen. Credit: "One friend with whom you have a lot in common is better than three with whom you struggle to find things to talk about. Mindy Kaling. Credit: "Growing apart doesn't change the fact that for a long time we grew side by side; our roots will always be tangled. Ally Condie. Create a personalised content profile.

Measure ad performance. Select basic ads. Create a personalised ads profile. Select personalised ads. Apply market research to generate audience insights. Measure content performance. Develop and improve products. List of Partners vendors. Most young people, especially girls, have bought into the idea of a BFF, or best friend forever.

But this idea of finding a best friend and keeping her forever may be more of a myth than a reality for most girls. And, the more BFFs they have, the cooler they are.

Consequently, many girls succumb to the pressure to find a BFF and fall into the trap of trying to be liked by everyone and to please others. Not only is this unhealthy, but it also opens the door to cliques and peer pressure. Insightful research published back in shows that girls who are more authentic with their friends, including being open and honest about their true feelings, have closer connections with their friends.

Yet, for many girls, when their social life goes awry, they interpret it as a catastrophe instead of par for the course. They blame themselves and often suffer in silence. For this reason, it is important to talk with your daughter about real-life friendships.

Teach her that friendship issues are a fact of life. Tell her that it is normal for a friend to be occasionally moody, that girls will sometimes like the same boy, and that friends do not have to agree on everything. Make sure she also can spot mean girls and fake friends , and that she knows the attributes of a healthy friendship.

But most importantly, share the cold, hard facts about real-life friendship. When you do, then your daughter is less likely to beat herself up when conflicts occur. And she will be more willing to seek out support and move on. Instead of expecting the perfect friendship all the time, she will learn to adapt when her friendships hit a bump in the road. Here are 12 hard, but important, truths about friendships that every parent should tell their daughters.

By doing so, maybe you can spare her some excessive heartache down the road. No friendship is perfect. In a healthy friendship, she can share her true feelings without fearing that the relationship will be over. In fact, these conflicts sometimes make a friendship stronger and closer. Additionally, there will be times when your daughter needs to accept little quirks about her friends that bug her and let them slide.

She shouldn't try to fix or change her friends. When she accepts her friends for who they are, and they accept her for who she is, the friendship will become stronger in the end. These friends are the ones that are super nice to your daughter for a few months and then suddenly drop her like a hot rock. Out of nowhere, the two girls are no longer friends.

But there really is no explanation for the change. From then onwards , we became friends and our friendship is continued till today. Whenever we get some free time, we meet each other on a coffee shop and sit over there for hours, gossiping about our day-to-day life.

In the weekend, we often plan to watch movies together in the nearby Multiplex cinema. I call her my best friend since she helps me a lot in my difficult times. Whenever I needed support, she was always there for boosting me up.