5 hours ago
Thursday, June 8, 2017
Structure, Struts, Bars
A L O H A !
You can't cross a chasm
in two small jumps."
David Lloyd George
"The color of
truth is gray."
Gide
"Don't be afraid to take a
big step if one is indicated. You can't cross a chasm
in two small jumps."
David Lloyd George
"Contentment is the
only real wealth."
Alfred Nobel
ㆯㆯㆯㆯㆯㆯㆯㆯㄓ
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Friend!
Warmly, cloudia
Wednesday, June 7, 2017
Dance A Bit Longer
A L O H A !
"Listen to music religiously,
as if it were the last strain
you might hear."
Thoreau
“She decided to
free herself, dance into
the wind, create a
new language. And birds
fluttered around her,
writing “yes” in the sky.”
Monique Duval
as if it were the last strain
you might hear."
Thoreau
"Let me stay a
little longer
in the sun."
Winston Graham
ꕉꔌꔍꕉꕉꕉꕉꕉꕉꕉꕉꔍ
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Friend!
Warmly,cloudia
Tuesday, June 6, 2017
My Two Drakes
A L O H A !
“I almost wish we were butterflies
and liv'd but three summer days -
three such days with you
I could fill with more delight
than fifty common years
could ever contain.”
John Keats
" Vexed sailors
cursed the rain, for
which poor shepherds
prayed in vain.
Edmund Waller
“When the Sun of compassion
arises darkness evaporates
and the singing birds
come from nowhere.”
Amit Ray
Nature makes her
own arrangements.
These three are
ever seen together,
grooming, drinking,
sleeping [often
on my lawn]
in the shady
afternoon sun.
𓁠𓁠𓁠𓁠𓁠𓁠𓁠𓁠𓁠𓁠𓁠𓀐
Thank YOU
Friend!
Warmly, cloudia
Monday, June 5, 2017
Hawaii Photo of the Day
A L O H A !
"Founded as Fort Street
English Day School in 1865.
Renamed in memorial to
William McKinley, the twenty-fifth
President of the United States, in 1907.
President William McKinley High School
is one of the oldest secondary schools
in the state and several of its
buildings have been listed on
the National Register of Historic Places."
Alumni include:
Dwayne Johnson 'The Rock';
late Senator Daniel Inouye;
Joseph Kaiponohea ʻAeʻa
(1882-1914), hānai son
of Queen Liliʻuokalani;
George R. Ariyoshi (1944) -
Governor of Hawaiʻi (1974–1986),
first American of Japanese
descent elected governor
in the United States;
Hiram L. Fong (1924)
U.S. senator (1959–1977)
Arthur Lyman (1932–2002),
jazz vibraphonist.
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