Moirai or Charites?
Excuse the obscure title. I’m (re)reading stories from Greek mythology.
The three Charites. or graces, are goddesses who personify beauty and grace. I’m sticking with the Greek versions (fully clothed) not the naked, dancing women of Roman mythology.
The three Moirai, or fates, the goddesses of destiny.
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Learning from mistakes. Or not.
Tolkien was old school: “…the burned hand teaches best. After that advice about fire goes to the heart.”― J.R.R. Tolkien, Lord of the Rings: The Two Towers Mistakes are a part of being human. Precious life lessons that can only be learned the hard way. … Continue reading Learning from mistakes. Or not.
Not a lot of parking
- No parking! (Forbidden!)
- Not for 3 minutes
- Not for 10 seconds
- Not with a parking disc
- NOT AT AAAAAAAAALLLL!
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- Cars parking without authorisation will be towed with costs
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Carbon Chauvinism
I didn’t want to show a lump of coal for Fan’s prompt today so I had a quick look what carbon could mean otherwise or what collactions exist. I’d never heard of the term “carbon chauvinism” – the believe that every alien life by necessity needs to be carbon based.
I’m not sure what my little alien friend is based on. Energy, possibly.
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If you love your bicycle
you’ll push it.
Wordless Wednesday
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Around round fair attractions
Monochrome Madness and another free week. Come with me to the fun rides at the town festival a few weeks back. Round and round they go, horizontally and vertically.
Dawn (The Day After) mentioned that I could link this post to The Cosmic Photo Challenge (which I did now). In fact, it was Dale’s prompt Festivals/Fairs/Carnivals that gave me the idea for this monochrome post.
Some things are just weird
like my whim to photograph car license plates that make words – or near words.
On the waterfront in Chania
One to Three Challenge in September
pictures imperfect blog 