A to Z Analogy: Zoo
Last Update: Jun 11, 2018
In my A to Z Analogy, I will take places, things and people and relate them to developing our online business. This is just for fun, but perhaps, you'll be able to see something from a different perspective.
Today's Analogy: Z for Zoo
Truth be told, I really couldn't think of any other word for "z" other than "Ze End!". But I will say this: A zoo can be exciting, fun, educational, dangerous if you wander to areas that are "forbidden", enjoyable, and just special. Well, that pretty much sums up Wealthy Affiliate!
Oh, and how can I forget all the "animals"; we're from very corner of the earth with hundreds of languages spoken, with various rituals and customs. But unlike the real animals in a zoo - I could be wrong, but I don't think a monkey would like to be in the same cage as a tiger - , we really can all get along.
This has been been a wonderfully, incredible experience. Thank you.
So whether you roar, squeak, or chirp, embrace your uniqueness. Smile often... eat cake... and always...
Strive to Thrive,
Veronica
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Well-done Veronica on getting through the alphabet!
I hadn't ever thought of WA as a zoo but now that you mention it... I used to love going to the zoo as a child growing up in CA and for a while worked as a "junior zookeeper". I still think of zoos as places of innocence in this morally ambiguous world we live in.
Hey there, Erica!
Well, you just earned some cool points in my book - I've never known anyone who was a zookeeper! Well, should I decide to embark on an animal analogy - in the distant future - I'll make sure to contact you first!
Haha I wasn't really a zoo-keeper. It was a program my mom got me into as a way of giving back to my community. I had to learn about all of the different animals at a town zoo in Santa Barbara and when visitors would stop by I'd give my spiel lol. I do still love animals though and love learning about them.
That's still cool with me, Erica! Half the programs I watch have to do with animals... I just can't enough of them!
I think I need to seriously look into doing some volunteer work at an animal shelter this year. It angers me, more than I can express when I hear about the cruelty some people inflict on animals. But just thinking about it won't lead to any change...
My goodness, Erica, you seemed to have brought out something that I've bottled up inside for a while! More cool points for you!
Hi Veronica...it is a bit of a zoo around here but I'm glad to be a part of it. Congratulations on completing the series. I really respect you're dedication. Frank would be happy too. I miss his feedback! Looking forward to your next series!
Debbie
I can't tell you how many times I was tempted to just quit, but I'm glad I made the decision to finish. You and Frank were a constant source of inspiration... yes, I miss his insightful wisdom too.
I'm seriously considering an animal analogy, but that will take some time.
Thanks for your constant support, Debbie!
Good afternoon Veronica.
Even if it sometimes resembles a circus here, in general, we all get along quite nicely.
I especially like your last sentence, roar, squeak or chirp, I sometimes do all of that depending on my mood.
Greetings from the south of Spain, Taetske
Good Morning, Papa!
It's funny that you asked that; I think it was in response to someone's comment that I thought about doing an A to Z analogy using animals.
It's possible that I may do another one - highly possible - I just don't see me doing that this year. That would just require too much mental energy - but I'm sure it would be an interesting process.
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This has been interesting and fun to read. I have really enjoyed it. Thanks so much for doing it!!
Tried and True
Elaine
You've been one of my faithful readers, Elaine. I appreciate you being a part of this journey with me.