Wordless Wednesday
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One author, four quotes
Terry Pratchett might not be the most romantic author but his approach suits me just fine. “I’d like to know if I could compare you to a summer’s day. Because – well, June 12th was quite nice.” (from Wyrd Sisters, and yes, it really was) … Continue reading One author, four quotes
A sentiment I should share
in more readable form. And Elbert Hubbard should be somebody I look into.
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Cacography
Dispensable
There once was a princess who’d always wince:I don’t want to marry, I don’t want a prince.I am a woman with goals of my own.I don’t need a man next to me on a throne.So she became queen and has ruled ever since. Laughing Along … Continue reading Dispensable
Sports
Now let’s look at sports. The good news first: If you are the one with the camera in hand you don’t have to do any sport yourself! I’ve not only tried to assemble a variety of sports in the following post but also different approaches … Continue reading Sports
Art in the hospital
I somehow don’t believe that art can be only for art’s sake. If it claims to be that it actually says something about ignoring life. And however much art tries not to be about something else it will always be about something in the recipients … Continue reading Art in the hospital
A marriage of more than convenience
Schloss Stolzenfels was built as a summer residence for a prince royal (aka: a king in waiting) and his wife. Wilhelm IV had become King of Prussia when he and his wife, Elisabeth Ludovica of Bavaria, moved in. The castle was built on ruins and … Continue reading A marriage of more than convenience
A monk by any other name
Macro Monday
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