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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:

  1. That is the chicken07 July, 2010 23:13

    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..."

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  2. donnie07 July, 2010 23:45

    when the bubble bursts the game is over :)

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  3. Álvaro08 July, 2010 00:07

    Nice shots!!
    Greetings from Spain.

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  4. Joan Elizabeth08 July, 2010 01:03

    The modern world lacks grace.

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  5. the dear Zé08 July, 2010 01:06

    Papillon on the tree...

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  6. Martina08 July, 2010 21:29

    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 ...

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  7. paulboo08 July, 2010 22:45

    Feeling a little deflated after the big game!

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  8. Martina09 July, 2010 16:37

    Uncle Boo, jaahaaa. And so quiet around here now ....

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  9. Unknown10 July, 2010 09:23

    Poor little balloons. Hey, Germany still has one more match to play! Granted, it's not THE match, but still important.

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  10. Martina19 July, 2010 21:43

    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".

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  11. Unknown20 July, 2010 00:14

    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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