Daily Post: Life Imitates Art. This week, find inspiration in a piece of art. Then, imitate it.  Boots are made for walking …

Skrivpuff: Plan. min plan idag gå till Vista få utskrivet viktig handling för tillgång till planet tid efter tider avlöser upplevelser plan för hemfärd bort

Carpe Diem Theme Week #1 epsiode 2 The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying, Insight 1 We are travelers. travelers in speed around and beyond outer space reduced extension

Carpe Diem Tokubetsudesu #70 Tibetan’s Mgur, a religious form of poetry. religion is no longer stayed in church visited a long time ago untold countless times odd things in people’s minds the child early came to senses looking for true wisdom belief in science and facts life of philosophy no place for religion  gullible minds resist face the… Read More Gullible Minds

Daily Prompt: World’s Best Widget. You’ve been granted magical engineering skills, but you can only use them to build one gadget or machine. What do you build? I would immediately build the machine that honestly answers all my questions I have one now needed an answer and that is: Why doesn’t it work?

Skrivpuff: Vision. jag har faktiskt en vision snart ska jag berätta men först undrar jag över hur alla andra är nöjda med temaval när jag har behov av att byta stup i kvarten ??? nu ler jag när jag ska berätta om min vision jo … en gång någon gång framöver någonstans någon gång ska… Read More Nu ler jag

Daily Prompt: Money for Nothing. If you’re like most of us, you need to earn money by working for a living. Describe your ultimate job. If you’re in your dream job, tell us all about it — what is it that you love? What fulfills you? If you’re not in your dream job, describe for… Read More Boots are made for walking

 Skrivpuff: Tillit. utan tillit ingenting när man inte är någon inte kan något tror man sig heller inte om något “I’m not nobody”, I say inspired by ELVIS saying: “I don’t sing like nobody”.

Carpe Diem’s Theme Week #1. The Tibetan Book of Living and Dying, an introduction. timeless searching wisdom comes from deep inner tibetan footsteps

Carpe Diem Special #197. Hamish’s third “Forest Walks, a winter kikobun”. My uncle’s hand was holding my little hand. It was early morning and we were going to visit the forest world. As we often did. My uncle was a man with a fantastic fantasy. He could tell stories, write articles about history and legends, he… Read More Looking for secrets