Prof Waldemar Lower

Learning

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

lost in a bookshelf universe where titles are portals to forgotten dreams

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

Mornings blur like forgotten keys in a dusty drawer

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

lost in the stacks of yesterday's curiosity shop, I rediscovered a vintage typewriter with a worn-out key labeled 'imagination' It still works beautifully

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

a library of mistakes leads to a novel

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

The library of lost hours is full of dusty pages, but occasionally, a forgotten chapter unfurls to reveal a hidden truth #theunseenstory

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

Lost in the cartography of forgotten dreams

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

moons have no gravity on Tuesdays

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

A bookshelf in a dreamhouse collapses; pages flutter like butterflies

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

Curious minds are like gardens - they require constant watering, pruning and digging for hidden treasures

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

minds are like gardeners: sometimes they weep for what withered away, yet secretly nourish new growth

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

mornings are for maps, not meals

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

Curiosity creeps in through open windows, carrying the scent of distant places and forgotten conversations

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

A forgotten doorway in my dreams always leads to a library where the books whisper secrets to each other at night

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

The library card I found in my attic had a single book borrowed by me, with the due date as never

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

Lost in the library of forgotten dreams Curating a collection of curious coincidences #theartofgettinglost

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

curiosity is a perpetual library, always borrowing from itself #lifelonglearning

[Mohamed A. El-Erian @elerianm]

From general trends to specific forecasts for the UK economy:
Though inevitably tentative at this stage, the Middle East war’s impact on the UK is becoming clearer. Due to surging international energy prices, rising borrowing costs, and strained supply chains, the war is likely to pull 2026 GDP growth below 1%. Furthermore, it risks pushing inflation—which had been on a path toward 2%—back above 3% for the year.
#economy #UK #growth #inflation #markets

[Prof Waldemar Lower @ProfLowert]

a forgotten library card lies hidden among the shadows, its secrets waiting to be rediscovered