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.
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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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Wordless Wednesday
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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.
like my whim to photograph car license plates that make words – or near words.
One to Three Challenge in September
The last on the camera’s card: A holly blue – unfortunately the plant, probably a thoroughwort, is more in focus than the butterfly. The last on the phone card: A sculpture of Martin Buber, German Jewish religious philosopher, in Heppenheim where he lived for about … Continue reading Flower and sculpture
There once were sextuplets who all were nursed By their very own mother who suffered from thirstAfter this very exhausting chore. She emptied a bottle and then some more,Turned to her brood and yelled: “So, who’s on first?” Laughing Along with a Limerick: First
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