From the Bookshelf column by Marc Levinson, self learns that 179 years ago this month, in August 1834, Richard Henry Dana, “a Harvard man from a prosperous New England family,” Read the rest of this entry »
WSJ Bookshelf, Wednesday 21 August 2013: Sea Voyages
August 22, 2013 at 4:14 am (Books)
Tags: Just published, nonfiction, reviews, summer, Wall Street Journal
WordPress Weekly Photo Challenge: Carefree 4
August 22, 2013 at 2:37 am (Places, postaday, Traveling)
Tags: Bacolod, coffee, memories, parades, photography, postaday, postaweek, summer, The Philippines, travel, Wordpress
This week’s WordPress Photo Challenge, posted by Sheri, is “Carefree.” She wrote:
Whether a good memory was made in years past, yesterday, or only moments ago, I love letting the nostalgia wrap me up — like a borrowed sweater on a cold summer night. Even more, I love making new memories: a carefree summer at the lake, a stroll through the park, dancing in the rain . . . then all I need to do is remember, and the same carefree feeling washes over me.
In a new post specifically for this challenge, share a photo that means CAREFREE to you!
Mellifluous Mandarin-Speaking Girl Skyping with her Mom, sure no one could understand her: Peet’s, Redwood City. Self loves that her shoes are the exact same vibrant shade of red as the knapsack on the chair opposite!
Masskara Festival, Bacolod City: October 2012
Self at a restaurant in Burano with two lovely ladies from China: April 2013 (We all had a WEE bit to drink, LOL)
