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#OnSuccess “Make a habit of reading something inspiring and cheerful just before going to sleep.”
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“Ask no questions, and you'll be told no lies.” ~ Charles Dickens (‘Great Expectations’)
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“Maybe if we start telling people their brain is an app, they'll start using it.” ~ Anonymous.
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“Irony is wasted on the stupid”: Oscar Wilde. “Ironing is wasted on those without ironing boards.” ~ Oscar Wilde-Carde.
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“Lingua Latina non est lingua mortua.”
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Au parc Centennial. “While I live, I’ll grow.” - the famous company motto and trademark of the historic Australian retail firm Anthony Hordern & Sons.
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Henry Rousseau retweeted
I’m beside myself. (At today’s Grand Ave Arts: All Access.)
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Au parc Centennial. ‘Cottonwool’ tree.
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Henry Rousseau retweeted
For Helen ❤️❤️❤️
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Lighting a candle on my front verandah as many others will do tonight to show we are thinking of Helen Haines.
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23 October: Remembering Leszek Kołakowski, Polish philosopher & historian of ideas, born on this day in 1927. “We learn history not in order to know how to behave or how to succeed, but to know who we are".
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“Two roads diverged in a wood, But I could only see one track because of my one-track mind and the fact that I had dropped my compass down a rabbit-hole while retying my shoelace on the pathway to obsolescence.” ~ Robert Frost-Bight.
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Henry Rousseau retweeted
Fernand #Léger, Les quatre acrobates, 1954.
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Listening to Vaughan Williams’ “JOB” recently reminded me that it was the first work of RVW’s that I bought on LP back in 1965 in a performance conducted by Sir Adrian Boult. The next work of his I bought was the 9th Symphony, again conducted by Boult. …..
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….. It was not the easiest way to approach the music of the great man especially as I was then living on my own in a converted railway carriage at a one-teacher school in a remote village in the middle of NSW. Such music, listened to at night…..
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…..on a battery-powered record player (as the nearest electricity supply was 54km away) nevertheless proved to be the beginning of my understanding & appreciation of the power & emotional impact of such music. The rest, as they say, is history.
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From “INEXTINGUISHABLE: The fiery rhythms of Carl Nielsen”by Alex Ross (‘The New Yorker’: February 25, 2008)
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