The poem “The Song of the Bell” by Friedrich Schiller has given a number of familiar sayings to the German language. The above one is often quoted when children or adults behave totally out of control. Some people need less provocation than others.
Chrysanthemum
For Cee’s Flower of the Day and Bren’s Floral Friday
Two Queens and a Chaplin
In case it’s not quite clear, the left figure is obviously Charlie Chaplin, the middle one Freddy Mercury, and last not least but least recognisable, Queen Elisabeth II. #14 November Shadows
Never to intersect
Ragtag Daily Prompt: Parallel
Three times three leaves
Thursday Trios
Impressions of a flowering dog
wood Flowering dogwood at the local botanical garden. Festival of Leaves #8: Dogwood
Puffball, dented
Wordless Wednesday
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Mind your matters!
The title is, of curse, a quote from the Disney film, Robin Hood. [What an unfortunate typo, I’ve only discovered it now, but since we’re talking about manners I think I leave the curse word.] “Ellen Cherry was from the south and had good manners. … Continue reading Mind your matters!
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