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Daily Archives: November 29, 2016
Smorgasbord Christmas Party – Guest John W. Howell with A Christmas Story
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Venture out in the forest – Lady Lee Manila #writephoto
Venture out in the forest as we amble In finding mysterious doors in the jungle One was purple with a chain in front of it Wouldn’t it be nice to enter and housesit? Tried it but couldn’t open it, where’s … Continue reading
#Silenti – A Rose Beyond Violence, part two
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Jiddu Krishnamurti (1895-1986), photographed in 1929. Picture source, see end of post In part one, we examined Krishnamurti’s view that the individual could, with considerable effort, ‘unclip’ themselves from their society (though not broadcast…
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#writephoto: Final journey – Jane Dougherty
The wandering folk found a way in and built a door with stone posts and lintel around the gaping hole. They returned at the summer solstice and the winter solstice to light their fires and watch the sun move across … Continue reading →