I want to make clear that this thread *isn't* about returning to the past.
This is strictly about the future.
But we shouldn't simply accept things because "that's the way there are."
The past teaches us that we can do better.
Rest assured you will never bore me by talking about your special interest. You’re an astronomer? I have questions. You draw maps of medieval London? I love you. This world is a banquet of knowledge and each of us has brought a dish to the table. Dig in.
Photographer Kathrin Swoboda captured amazing images of a red wing blackbird's song, visible via the bird's breath in cold air and early light #WomensArt
Instead of focusing on the ENTIRE BOOK that you still need to write, how about just focusing on the next sentence or the next page instead? #writingcommunity
Another painting that never fails to stop me in my tracks is the remarkable Portrait of an Old Woman, by Christian Seybold. Painted in 1749, it's photorealism long before photographs. #GloriousGeorgians via Harvard Art Museums.
‘I want to go home to the place where all my hopes & hurts are held safely by a boundary of trees & hedges; a swatch of red sky in the morning, blue sky at lunchtime & red sky at night.' - Rebecca Schiller
Thank you to every single reader who has read & loved #Earthed this week.
Teenage Inge must avenge the massacre of her clan, but she ignores the enemy still stalking them. Only with the help of unexpected friends can she keep the survivors alive.
THE EDGE CHRONICLES meets SKY IN THE DEEP
#pitmad#ya#f#dis