Les choses qui se cassent
Je les ai vus faire des omelettes, casser beaucoup d’œufs,
puis elle m’a brisé le cœur
Category Archives: Food
Wild Turkeys Crossing
There were wild turkeys
on my way to work today
that’s why I was late

When damage is already done
There’s many a slip
‘Twixt a cup and your two lips
No tears for spilled milk
Hungry chicks
Thermal eagles climb
above the Mississippi
nestlings to be fed
Open Window
OPEN WINDOW
In the dead of night
unseen creatures foraging
back to bed for me
Cosa che si rompono
THINGS THAT BREAK
I saw her making
omelets, breaking many eggs
then she broke my heart
On the subject of tea
TYPHOO TEA
Founder John Summer
dai fu, Chinese for doctor
Tea, as medicine
Uncommon Sense 1.
I thought I might be useful to change my theme for a while: Considering our pandemic with the corona virus. It’s a very serious matter and our thoughts actions and words should be appropriately aligned.
Therefore, I dug up a book from my library written by Joseph Telushkin entitled “Uncommon Sense”. If you are interested, hi book was published by Shapolsky publishers, New York, 1987.
I will share some of these/those quotes which I think express the importance of our attitude, thoughts and actions during these testing times.
1. The question of bread for yourself is a material question, But the question of bread for your neighbour is a spiritual one.
i. Nkolai Berdyaev 1874-1948
Note: You might find it interesting to check out these people. They had interesting things to say.
Unusual U.K. place names 72. – Mevagissey
MEVAGISSEY, Cornwall
Once called Porthilly
Old parish name Limorrick
well known for Pilchards
The New Hangover
THE NEW HANGOVER
Son woke sick today
Asked him Coronavirus?
Budweiser virus!
Note: Corona is a brand of beer from Mexico. I don’t know where it’s distributed throughout the world


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