Odysseus was always my hero as a girl. I wanted to be Telemachos, his son. A little bit I wanted to be Nausicaa but I really was too young to understand what was happening in this part of the story. On our holiday in Greece … Continue reading Childhood Stories
Sarah from Travel with Me wanted us to look at numbers in monochrome for Leanne’s Monochrome Madness. Show us your contribution by linking either to Sarah or to Leanne. The numbers that controll us most in modern life are the numbers on the clock. They tell … Continue reading Numbers, numbers everywhere
Ooops, just showing a 3 does not qualify for Thursday Trios? Okay, fair enough. How about now? Thursday Trios
Nibelung Saga: Hagen slaying Siegfried. Was it murder most foul or a political necessity? Hagen is mostly depicted as the dark, scheming bad guy who kills the shining, glorified hero Siegfried. Even in these versions he does it to protect the kingdom, or rather his … Continue reading Death Cry
I’m away and hopefully splashing something like this in WATER.
One Word Sunday: Water
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This variety of salvia is called “red bumble”.
The town of Ladenburg has a conspicuous water tower which draws the attention at any time of the year. For a prompt free Monochrome Madness.
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