I am the coat
I am the jumper
I am the coat
I am the jumper
I am the magic dress
Signs in the window of French Connection in Newcastle, spotted on the 17th October 2011. By Marika Rose.
I am the coat
I am the jumper
I am the coat
I am the jumper
I am the magic dress
Signs in the window of French Connection in Newcastle, spotted on the 17th October 2011. By Marika Rose.
It is of utmost importance
that we repeat our
mistakes as a reminder to
future generations of
the depths of our stupidity
An advert for an exhibition at the Tate Modern, spotted on Jonny Baker’s blog, 16 December 2011. By Marika Rose.
In the harbour a single Guillemot
and two Purple Sandpipers roosting
with Turnstones on the inner wooden breakwater
and Peregrine sitting in the nest box
on the Power Station chimney.
Widewater; I searched the entire length
of the beach from the flats to the sailing club
without finding the Snow Buntings once again.
On the beach a single Rock Pipit
and twenty-four Sanderling, off shore little other
than a few regular gulls.
From a Recent Sightings post, Sussex Ornithological Society, 12 Dec 2011.
“Papa rushed into the room”
Rola El-Halabi
told the newspaper. “He threatened us with
a gun in his hand and shouted
‘Everyone out!’ And then he shot me
in the hand from three meters.
I cried and screamed.”
Bild reported that El-Halabi split
from her stepfather as a manager
in January. “When I had problems
I could talk with him about anything,
except when it was about boys,”
El-Halabi said.
“That was taboo.”
Taken from a news story on April 3, 2011 about a female boxer in Germany, shot in the hand by her stepfather before a bout. By Marika Rose.
I am arrive by passenger train Ahmedpur station
and my belly is too much swelling with jackfruit.
I am therefor went to privy.
Just I doing the nuisance that guard
making whistle blow for train to go off
and I am running with LOTAH in one hand
and DHOTI in the next
when I am fall over and expose all shocking
to man and female women on platform.
I am got leaved Ahmedpur station.
This too much bad, if passenger go to make dung
that dam guard not wait train minutes for him.
I am therefor pray your honour to make big fine
on that guard for public sake.
Otherwise I am making big report to papers.
A letter of complaint sent in 1909 to the Sahibganj divisional railway office in West Bengal, via Letters of Note.
Don’t worry about popular opinion
Don’t worry about dolls
Don’t worry about the past
Don’t worry about the future
Don’t worry about growing up
Don’t worry about anybody getting ahead of you
Don’t worry about triumph
Don’t worry about failures unless it comes through your own fault
Don’t worry about mosquitoes
Don’t worry about flies
Don’t worry about insects in general
Don’t worry about parents
Don’t worry about boys
Don’t worry about disappointments
Don’t worry about pleasures
Don’t worry about satisfactions
Taken from a letter by F. Scott Fitzgerald to his 12-year-old daughter Scottie, away at summer camp. By Marika Rose.
However the children complain
that they have to wait
they are hungry
they have less choices
they should even not have to wait
because they have their own lunch—
maybe this is all done deliberately
maybe temporarily
in order to teach them patience.
Why not?
They are not starving to death.
Should everything be easy?
Life is not like that.
Personally I trust the school.
From a Google groups message written by a parent at my child’s primary school.