The Search to Save
Who is Saving What Nowadays?
"Sometimes the questions are complicated and the answers are simple."
Here is the complicated question:
What words will produce one of the largest search results from Google's search engine?
Note: I also performed the same search of these two little words through Yahoo Answers, AlltheWeb, Bing, AltaVista and several other search engines and they all produced billions of hits. For these purposes, we'll stick with the question and answer posed to Google's search engine.
Results: If a person were to type two little words into Google's search engine, they would receive about 2,610,000,000 results in less than 0.24 seconds.
Would you like to know what two little words could produce such a HUGE return in Google hits and from all the other search engines available on the Internet?
Those two words are: Save The
Save the Children is the first hit to appear but it is quickly followed by everything and anything that you could ever imagine. From animals to minerals, from lifestyles to remote places, it appears that we have transformed ourselves into a global outcry against extinction. People want to save everything but I wonder if there are some things that shouldn't be saved.
Why are we such a world consumed with saving things? Yes, Dr. Seuss was correct - sometimes the questions are very complicated and while the answers may be simple, finding those simple answers is not so simple.
There is within each of us the need and desire to be a part of something bigger than just ourselves. If we can join with others in a cause to Save the Whales or Save the Children or even Save the Planet, we become swept away with the passions of the people who are saving something. We are a world that is searching to save this or that.
Remember that not all things can be saved, not even today because at the end of the day, we must turn the page on today and look forward to tomorrow. And, in the words of another famous quote by Dr. Seuss,
"Don't Cry Because It's Over. Smile Because It Happened."
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Published by Michele Starkey
Optimist who enjoys writing, laughing and spreading good news. If I have but one life to live, I hope to make mine memorable. My epitaph will read: she lived, she loved, she left. View profile
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61 Comments
Post a CommentThe most popular two words on google...interesting! Catching up on old emails!
Interesting & great Dr. Seuss quotes :)
I cried because it might be over becaus eI didn't want it to be over but smiled because I feel so blessed to have had the possibility and so happy that I owned it even fro the short tiem that I did. But still hoping that the future will feature it in some way. Great writing as usual Michele. :' ()
great information; thank you :)
Wonderful!! :-)
Oops, not having internet for 2 weeks.
I have 421 unread e-mails after not having internet for a week, so I am slowly making my way through all the old articles. I might not comment on the all, but I will give you some PV love. Save my sanity! :)
Interesting info!
some of the best quotes are by Dr. Seuss.
♥ great info