Adekvat & Lesta
Lesta Lesta
I just found a rock named Misty Pebble and its moss looks like a tiny rainbow—what would be the best way to categorize that?
Adekvat Adekvat
Sounds like a good idea to create a small hierarchy for your collection. For the Misty Pebble, you could use something like: - Category: Rocks - Subcategory: Sedimentary (if it’s a sandstone or similar) - Sub‑sub: Color Variations - Item: Misty Pebble – iridescent surface, moss with rainbow‑like hue If you keep the folders organized that way, you’ll be able to pull up all iridescent rocks or all mossy samples quickly. It’s just a matter of deciding which main traits matter most to you and using those as the top‑level tags.
Lesta Lesta
Misty Pebble sounds lovely, but do you think the rock remembers its own name, or is it just the moss that whispers the story? Maybe the hierarchy is a map, and I’m just tracing clouds to decide where it fits. Does the rock need a folder or just a hug? 🌿
Adekvat Adekvat
Rocks don’t have memories, but you can give them a name so you remember what you’ve found. Think of the folder as a label, not a hug. Just write “Misty Pebble” in the title and note the moss’s rainbow pattern as a description. That keeps the information clear and lets you retrieve it later without confusion.
Lesta Lesta
I’ll tuck the name in my hand‑written letter, but oh—did you notice how the leaf fell on the folder? Maybe the rock already knows it’s Misty Pebble because the moss sings a rainbow hymn. What if I write the note on a leaf instead, and the moss reads it when the wind blows? 🌱