"There was no less old-fashioned way to put it" - The Widows of Eastwick by John Updike
Wednesday, July 7, 2010
"There was no less old-fashioned way to put it"
"There was no less old-fashioned way to put it" - The Widows of Eastwick by John Updike
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11 comments:
Sad old balloons - I like them.
William CW is William Carlos Williams...he wrote a famous poem about a red wheelbarrow. It's very short and very beautiful and it begins "so much depends..."
when the bubble bursts the game is over :)
Nice shots!!
Greetings from Spain.
The modern world lacks grace.
Papillon on the tree...
chicken, yes, they tell a story, don't they?
donnie, the story of everything's ending (haha, talking about football? So the story is not over for ... )
Álvaro. ¡Gracias! Y buena suerte para el partido de fútbol el domingo para el equipo español! (Ha, I love google translate!)
Zé Caçador, a balloony papillon ...
Feeling a little deflated after the big game!
Uncle Boo, jaahaaa. And so quiet around here now ....
Poor little balloons. Hey, Germany still has one more match to play! Granted, it's not THE match, but still important.
kobico, you know what? I am glad it is over :-D. btw you are totally right with the things you said on your blog about the French "scandal".
Thank you, Martina. We're guilty of a lot of misplaced angst here in the US, too. Maybe not about footbal, though!
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