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)
When you go out in the world, you need to remember: “The World is your Mollusc!“
(from Men at Arms: The Play)
Pratchett sometimes dabbles in universal truths: “Evil is treating people like things.”
(from I shall wear midnight) NB: Don’t treat your spouse like a coffee table. Just don’t do it.
And the sentiment I subscribe to most: “I ATE’NT DEAD” (yet)
(from Lord and Ladies)
Lens-Artists Photo Challenge: Pick a Favourite Quote and Illustrate It
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These are fabulous Elke
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I just adore Pratchett.
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Do you? I wouldn’t have known 😁
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😁 I try (and fail, apparently) to be discreet about it.
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😂
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I should have guessed you’d have chosen TP! A nicely quirky post.
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Besides anything else – it’s easy to find quotes by him on the net. No need to look through the novels themselves (which I love to do but I usually get hooked and before I know it it’s dark, I’ve missed dinner, and my husband is snoring in bed already).
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🤣
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Looking forward to June 12th, Elke xx
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It might be quite nice, who knows.
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One of my favourite authors, and beautifully illustrated
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Thank you. I’m glad you like my picks and pics.
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Haha, well done! I came across his grave somewhere in England (Highgate?), and by the headstone there was a glass jar filled with pencils from his fans. Very special.
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In case he comes out and needs to write something down? The should also leave paper.
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;-D
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Excellent, funny post. I think Pratchett would approve 🙂
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Ook.
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