John Haynes’ photograph of the week: Boot Street August 6, 2009
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Quotes/Word of the week. August 6, 2009
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snail-horn perception of Beauty.
THE PRISONER AND THE FUGITIVE MARCEL PROUST:
There is in our body a certain instinctive sense of what is good for us, as in our hearts of what is right, which no doctor or medicine or theology can replace.
Nothing will come of nothing August 4, 2009
Posted by janehaynes in : Uncategorized , comments closedSince I finished the Proust bit I cannot imagine ever having anything to write about again. I suppose that’s what I love about the mystery of writing, I feel like I am a jackdaw on the look out for something that sparkles. A thief. I talked quite a bit, (it’s all bits and they both died far too young, but one took to his bed – almost from childhood – while the other kept on travelling; even when he was spitting up blood.
Consolations of Proust August 2, 2009
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John Haynes’ photograph of the week: Not I, by Samuel Beckett July 30, 2009
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Posted by janehaynes in : Becoming... , comments closed‘The human face is truly like that of a god in some Oriental theogony, a whole cluster of faces side by side, but on different planes and
Lucy the vizsla … and other things. July 29, 2009
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Lucy in Regents Park , London which is so beautiful it deserves it owns blog
Birthday at the Waterside Inn, Bray July 29, 2009
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The principles of uncertainty July 26, 2009
Posted by janehaynes in : Becoming..., Holistic health , comments closedMy friend Christopher gave me a quirky book for my birthday called The Principles of Uncertainty by Maira Kalman, which I adore. It even makes me laugh out loud, which I often don’t do and me in happier times” width=”450″ height=”535″ />
Quote/Word of the week July 24, 2009
Posted by janehaynes in : Becoming... , comments closedJohn Keats writing a long letter between 14 February – 3 May 1819, to his brother George and make it a soul?’
WORD OF THE WEEK: Mnemotechne – The art of memory.