Callow

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  adjective | KAL-oh   Callow is a synonym of immature used to describe someone, especially a young person, who does not have much exp...

lethargic

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 In Greek mythology, Lethe was the name of a river in the underworld that was also called "the River of Unmindfulness" or "th...

Take a break.....

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Respite  traces from the Latin term respectus (also the source of English's respect, which comes from respicere, a verb with both concre...

There are something like 2 trillion galaxies.....

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    There are something like 2 trillion galaxies or in other words, two trillion 2000 billion galaxies and each Galaxy is around the size ...

Beware

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The art of war

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He's right

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Wouldn't you love to see the entire world in your lifetime?

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Your tribe

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Good words to have

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   Clandestine comes to English by way of Middle French, from the Latin word clandestinus, which is itself from the Latin adverb clam, mea...

Sho "People empty me. I have to get away to refill." – Charles Bukowski

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Understand me. I’m not like an ordinary world. I have my madness, I live in another dimension and I do not have time for things that have no soul. #charles bukowski

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Man Ray

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Book lovers

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I THINK its an actual photo

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Photo Joe Clark

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Ando Fuchs, Venecia

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Toni Schneiders.

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William M. Rittase - La Salle Street Station, Chicago

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Youngsoo Han - Ruined Window, Seoul

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On the Wing by Christina Rossetti

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       Once in a dream (for once I dreamed of you)     We stood together in an open field;     Above our heads two swift-winged pige...

George Bernard Shaw ‘s writing hut, built on a turntable so that he could move with the sunlight_

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Supersede

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 Supersede ultimately comes from the Latin verb supersedēre, meaning "to sit on top of" (sedēre means "to sit"), "t...

If every building in the world had this, wars would end, people would be silly.....think about it.

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Sergio Larraín - Bar Los siete espejos, Valparaíso. 1963

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Good words to have

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  Amiable (AY-mee-uh-buhl)   Pleasant; friendly. From Latin amicus (friend), which also gave us amity, amicus curiae, amigo, inimical, and e...

I adore B&W: Jay Maisel, Men in New York Tavern, 1954

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New idea

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The well taught philosophic mind

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    The well taught philosophic mind To all compassion gives;  Casts round the world an equal eye, / And feels for all that lives. ...

transgression (trans-GRESH-uhn) A violation of legal or moral boundaries. From Latin transgredi (to step beyond or across), from trans- (across) + gradi (to step), from gradus (step).

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When a writers get a an idea for a plot twist

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Writers

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Different views

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Love it

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Writers schedule

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Scenes

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Waiting to be written

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I love B&W

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Beautiful: Glen Coe, Black Rock Cottage, Scotland

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Don't you just want to travel the world? A medieval pathway in Calvi dell'Umbria, Italy

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I Love B&W

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By Henri Cartier-Bresson Homer Sykes - On Brick Lane in 1970, London Ingmar Bergman - 'The Seventh Seal' (1957) Ruth Orkin - Dos muj...