Roberta Kaye 💙

Booklover. Amateur globetrotting days probably over. Hospice Charity bookshop volunteer. Supporting a person living with dementia.

[Roberta Kaye 💙 @rfkaye6]

@hicasamadim 50

[Roberta Kaye 💙 @rfkaye6]

@bettanyhughes Our travelling days are sadly over now, so it was wonderful to revisit Ani in the snow. So interesting. Cok guzel!

[Gail Gregory @GailGre59728262]

Every year a week is put aside to raise awareness
Then normality resumes, the campaigning starts to fade the importance around dementia becomes a distant memory
DEMENTIA IS NOT JUST FOR 1 WEEK!
DEMENTIA IS REAL
PEOPLE…FAMILIES SHOULD NOT BE FORGOTTEN ABOUT!
DEMENTIA IS TOUGH!

[#WOMENSART @womensart1]

English stained glass artist Ann Sotheran, 'Isa's hare' (2011) #WomensArt

[Roberta Kaye 💙 @rfkaye6]

@folkslinger Oh my! How we loved the Motorcycle Song back in the 60s! Happy days.

[DaliMach @frenchscotjeff]

This robin, I photographed it in silence, in a suspended moment.
It wasn’t fleeing, as if it knew I came in peace.
This photo, it’s a little burst of tenderness amid the tumult ✨
I hope it does you good, as it did me ✌️❤️

#WednesdayMotivation #GoodVibesOnly

[Roberta Kaye 💙 @rfkaye6]

@Knowledgepoint I'm not sure how appealing he was to children...
he terrified me!

[Richard Bowler @RichardBowler1]

One of the Robin images I took yesterday.

[Roberta Kaye 💙 @rfkaye6]

@HistoryGirlBW We were frozen up. After school I had to climb over the fence and fetch a bucket of water from next door.

[Journal of Art in Society @artinsociety]

16th century Venetian lawyer/bibliophile Odorico Pillone shelved his books spine-inward and commissioned Cesare Vecellio (Titian’s nephew) to paint their fore-edges with colourful images suggesting their subject matter. Here’s how they looked on the shelf https://t.co/SpoejwfaVV

[Carl Bovis @CarlBovisNature]

Song Thrush with a gobstopper! 😮😁😍🐦

[Roberta Kaye 💙 @rfkaye6]

@wmarybeard Yes. Very disappointing. Far too many talking heads.

[Metatron @pureMetatron]

If you would like to hear what fluently spoken Latin sounded like with the same Classical pronunciation the ancient Romans used check this video of mine.

I speak Latin for 5 minutes non stop with no jump cuts. One single camera take.

Also answer me this. How much could you understand? I'll leave a comment with the full transcript with phonemic vowel length indicated for each word for further study and analysis.

[St Luke's Hospice Plymouth @StLukesPlymouth]

Celebrate the art of story-telling this half-term by paying a visit to our Plymstock Bookshop.

Bring the little ones in to choose a book to keep them entertained this week.

Open 7 days a week, from 9am to 4.30pm & Sunday’s from 10am to 4pm.

https://t.co/U1kP6Oe8ro

[The Last Homely House @AHomelyHouse]

There was a period of several decades in the mid 15th century when the Flemish bookmakers produced books with the vellum dyed black, which could only be inscribed with gold or silver ink. This one is called "The Black Hours", from the Morgan Library in New York.

[Masterpieces of Japan @JapanTraCul]

Children Setting up the Framework of a Storehouse, by Utagawa Kuniyoshi, ca. 1842

[Roberta Kaye 💙 @rfkaye6]

@MartinSLewis Blue

[𝖢𝗅𝗈𝗌𝖾𝟤𝖱𝗂𝗏𝖾𝗋𝗌 @hertskingfisher]

Kingfisher paid no mind to the storm this morning.

[Roberta Kaye 💙 @rfkaye6]

@thedelhiwalla Wonderful. You have reminded me of Henry Reed's " Naming of Parts"!

[St Luke's Hospice Plymouth @StLukesPlymouth]

Today is #RoaldDahlDay, celebrating the life & works of the beloved author & his stories.

Here at St Luke's we love our books so much that we even have our own bookshop filled with them. Pop down to our Plymstock Bookshop to see what we have in store.

https://t.co/U1kP6Oe8ro