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Tag Archives: human condition
A new review of Life Lines: Poems from a Reflection
A wonderful review of Life Lines… The themes in Life Lines by Sue Vincent are varied, accessible and remarkable in their ability to let you see things through her eyes. Commonplace topics such as a sunset, are described so perfectly … Continue reading
Beyond #writephoto
* Called To roads Leading home, Turning my face To new beginnings, Past and present meeting, Ancestral stories teaching Age-old wisdom unveiling truth Illuminating what lies beyond. The human story turns in space and time. The world moves on, a … Continue reading
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What value the human? – Steve Tanham
Reblogged from Sun in Gemini: The Open University (OU) is a wonderful institution. I have watched its progress for decades, and it’s a fine example of the power of education and broadcasting, combined. Last night we happened to watch a … Continue reading
