Ingratitude

The more I know people, the better I like animals. Whoever wrote that one, he was reading my mind.

Never send a man in to do a donkey’s job

  “And then one time I ate some rotten berries. Man, there were some strong gases seepin’ outta my butt that day!”

Thursday’s Special: Silver Lining

This time I went a step further in my photo post; I wasn’t happy with just posting a photo I had taken on my holidays, and enclosing a song, I felt like writing a music review as well. What follows is a picture I took on my recent holiday in Lugano, Switzerland, which I titled “Silver Lining”. In the bellow text you will find…

Life is a Bitch, and Then You Die i.e. the World Through My Eyes (WPC)

 

The Frog Prince

You have to kiss a lot of frogs until you find your prince.  

Paula’s Brain(y) Quote

My mind is capable of greater things than being miserable. N.B. Ancient Egyptians regarded the pomegranate as a symbol of prosperity and ambition. Now that I have replaced a part of my brain (the left part) with pomegranate seeds, should I look forward to a more prosperous future? 😀

Weekly Photo Challenge: UNIQUE

For my birthday a few days ago I made one wish only: to be wiser, and not necessarily older. The photo bellow is a step in that direction. The owl picture is a royalty free photo found on the Internet, and the merged face is mine. I give you Powla 😉

SUNDAY POST: Simplicity

“Nature is pleased with simplicity. And nature is no dummy.” ― Isaac Newton         You can see other entries for simplicity challenge here.

SUNDAY POST: Surrounded

Ages ago a city vanished under the raging lava to be uncovered 17 centuries later and shown to the world. The dead city with so many traces of life remains as a reminder of once advanced civilisation. In the middle of the yard of an anonymous house surrounded by ancient columns stands a tree, the subject of my take on the  Sunday post challenge….

SUNDAY POST: People (are strange)

I entitled the below photo “A watchful eye lurking for a giving hand at the entrance of a church ….“ It took me many years to get rid of the habbit of emptying my pockets every time I saw a beggar. It is symptomatic that they are always strategically located at the entrance of churches, taking advantage of the “faithfull“ in despair to redeem…

Weekly Photo Challenge: FREE SPIRIT

“Just living is not enough,” said the butterfly, “one must have sunshine, freedom and a little flower.” ~Hans Christian Andersen While I was chasing butterflies in the mountains, I remembered this song from the French movie Le Papillon (2002). Give it a listen