See the big picture, they say. No, better be detail oriented. Actually no, details weigh us down, considering the overall situation is the way forward, the perspective.
Continue reading “Look Closer. From Details to the Big Picture. What am I? Yellow”Afghanistan, a Dangerous Landscape
Much or less is known about Afghanistan and its dangerous landscape. An old Afghan proverb says: ‘There is a path to the top of even the highest mountain.’ Of course there is, and a view to go with it. A history lesson too, I would add.
Continue reading “Afghanistan, a Dangerous Landscape”A History of Furstenberg: Coins, a Castle, Porcelain, and a Street
Tracing the history of name Furstenberg I discovered some coins, perhaps part of a treasure found in a castle, as well as porcelain fit for a King residing on a Parisian Street.
Continue reading “A History of Furstenberg: Coins, a Castle, Porcelain, and a Street”Angela Gheorghiu performs Tatăl Nostru in a Deserted Bucharest #Im4Ro
Renowned Romanian soprano Angela Gheorghiu performed ‘Tatăl Nostru‘, Pater Noster or the Lord’s Prayer, accompanied by Romanian violonist Alexandru Tomescu in front of the Romanian Atheneum, in a deserted Bucharest.
Continue reading “Angela Gheorghiu performs Tatăl Nostru in a Deserted Bucharest #Im4Ro”Rafik’s Journey in Silent Heroes. The Hindu Kush Mountains
Rafik, the youngest character from Silent Heroes is forced to leave his home village of Nauzad, alone. Somehow during his trip, no spoilers here, he ends up at Camp Bastion, then is forced to wonder through the Afghan desert and he even takes a drive in the US Marine’s Oshkosh vehicle, a short moment of respiro before his life is endangered again.
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