tom jones
2006-11-27 02:33:31 UTC
Hello,
I am trying to explain to my daughter how a hurricane forms.
Obviously I do not want, nor do I need, a precise scientific or mathematical
reason.
I am trying to instill an interest in the storms.
I believe that sometimes it is good to forgoe scientific precision in favor
of imagination.
Can anyone out there please post a, well, "literary" or "artistic" or
"imaginative" description
of how a hurricane forms. No need for precision... I do not mind if there
are errors...
My goal is to excite imagination....
(My return email does not work so I can avoid spam).... just post...
please.... thanks...
tom
I am trying to explain to my daughter how a hurricane forms.
Obviously I do not want, nor do I need, a precise scientific or mathematical
reason.
I am trying to instill an interest in the storms.
I believe that sometimes it is good to forgoe scientific precision in favor
of imagination.
Can anyone out there please post a, well, "literary" or "artistic" or
"imaginative" description
of how a hurricane forms. No need for precision... I do not mind if there
are errors...
My goal is to excite imagination....
(My return email does not work so I can avoid spam).... just post...
please.... thanks...
tom