Σκουπίδι η σκέψη την πετώ τη λογική απαρνιέμαι, μ' ένα σαράκι αρμένικο για δρόμους που δε θέλησα στις χαραυγές ξεχνιέμαι.

29 Μαρ 2009

Old


Old, originally uploaded by Javã Társis.

21 Μαρ 2009

...THE MAGIC WILD TULIP OF MARCH...

...The Magic Wild Tulip of March...

Forget not that the earth delights to feel your bare feet and the winds long to play with your hair.
Kahlil Gibran

nice one


DSC03337, originally uploaded by jsphh.

9 Μαρ 2009

Τι είναι αυτό;



Μερικές φορές πληγώνουμε τους ανθρώπους που αγαπάμε περισσότερο...

Λαχανοφρουτάδικο στη Θεσσαλονίκη


Thessaloniki, originally uploaded by Jorge-11.

Thessaloniki

Το μανάβικο προφανώς μας χαλούσε :-)

Λαχανοφρουτάδικο, όπως λέμε ορθάδικο, σκυλάδικο, ρεμπετάδικο, φαγάδικο, αλλά και κρίμα-και-άδικο :-)

Μου φαίνεται πρέπει να κάνω καμιά βόλτα προς τα πάνω σύντομα, μου έχει λείψει η Θεσσαλονίκη.

ziros


ziros, originally uploaded by kyramas.

8 Μαρ 2009

Red for Love


Red for Love, originally uploaded by Philippe Sainte-Laudy.

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comments on this photo.


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Colorful Singapore


Colorful Singapore, originally uploaded by swisscan.

February, 27th, 2008
Thanks for 200 faves and 400 comments!!

New shoes always hurt


New shoes always hurt, originally uploaded by Silvia de Luque.

Es un "regalito" para Ignacio Abalos, un artista hasta cuando escribe testimoniales.. :-)))

7 Μαρ 2009

:-)


Favourites-40, originally uploaded by frenchkerr.

Porto Lagos Greece


Porto Lagos Greece, originally uploaded by Volkan HVC.

Sunset...Lamia Greece


Sunset...Lamia Greece, originally uploaded by Volkan HVC.

'Greece, no matter what, is a beautiful place to wake up in the morning.'

Email from me - Feb 14, 2009 4:48 AM - to C in America: Dear C. So glad to hear from you…We live amid a crisis none of us has encountered before. Life seems fine for us but all around storm clouds seem to be gathering and many more are clearly caught up in the effects of this historic economic hurricane – one that I realise has been brewing a long time. Kindest regards, Simon

Reply from C: Dear Simon, Same here; we are feeling nothing yet except for a freezing in University contributions to our retirement funds. Otherwise, we are waiting to find out the impact of lending restrictions on our enrolments and in the meantime...firing some of our adjuncts. The times lend themselves to philosophical reflection. All this unreality that we have been living in - here in America at least - has hit bottom. A good thing but not one that rewards prudent people. Enjoy Corfu. Greece, no matter what, is a beautiful place to wake up in the morning...My very best to you, C

The sun waits to rise into a cloudless sky. C remarks from far away on the Pacific coast. “Enjoy Corfu. Greece, no matter what, is a beautiful place to wake up in the morning" but I’m as superstitious as any atheist about reflections on the rewards of fortunae. The names of people who rejoice in their luck are selected by a divine factotum and placed face-down on a gilded dish that passes around the table on timeless Olympus. Amid merriment, each God selects the human whose fate it is to be their post-prandial plaything. Here a brilliant climber says “There’s a window for the summit at dawn”; there a mother says “Our child is so perfect”; and over there a father says “There are police officers, a man and a woman, at the door. Must be about those parking fines”; and here a wife who says “no need to hold the ladder darling. Go and make us a cup of tea”; and there, in the deep ocean, an exhausted sailor says “We’re through the worst” but see this one, here’s a gem “The war will be over by Christmas”, but what about that popinjay Confederate General who said “They couldn’t hit an elephant at this dist…” Far below a fisherman on the Peneios and a woman waiting for a train at Litokhoro know they hear, not the rumble of endless thunder reverberating among the peaks of Olympus, but laughter.
This matter of chance, accident, luck, fortunae - what Machiavelli said was vital to political art, treating luck – good and bad – as an asset rather than as something to be eliminated by actuarial calculation, or in today’s term ‘risk assessment’... A lot of us seem unable to assess risk, unable to let their children set out alone to explore the world for fear of abduction, terrified of what’s widely referred to as ‘stranger danger’ by those encouraging their fears. The greater risk to children and indeed adults is not 'out there' but in the home. Most sexual assault is done by people known to their victim - friends and relatives. To avoid risk to life and limb one of the safest places is a metal tube 30k feet in the sky travelling at 600mph. Review the RoSPA annual accident statistics and see the bloodbath associated with home repairs and gardening; realise that DIY is a lot more dangerous than the IRA ever was; that serial killers are less dangerous than ladders; the terrible great white shark, a pussy cat compared to the average family saloon car when it comes to killing. Many more in Ulster have died under cars than from all the troubles there since the 60s, and perhaps Wall Street rather than Islamic jihad has produced our most dangerous terrorists. What makes the gods laugh at us humans must be those of us who stayed at home in bed on Friday 13th (Tuesday 13th in Hellas) but slipped fatally in the lavatory. The most dangerous place for most of us is our kitchen – being full of relatives who commit the most murders against one another, especially when surrounded by all that weaponry, but we do enjoy Corfu and wholeheartedly agree that 'Greece, no matter what, is a beautiful place to wake up in the morning.'
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5 Μαρ 2009

end of the day


end of the day, originally uploaded by jonron239.

Parikia, Paros, Greece, October 1982 OM1/85/FP4

...APOLLO RISING WITH MELODIES OF SPRING...

...Apollo Rising with Melodies of Spring...

Is it not worthy of tears that, when the number of worlds is infinite, we have not yet become lords of a single one?

Alexander the Great

When asked why he wept on hearing there was an infinite number of worlds, from On the Tranquillity of the Mind, by Plutarch

Geometry by night #1


Geometry by night #1, originally uploaded by Αλεξάνδρα.

4 Μαρ 2009

Lindian Arch


Lindian Arch, originally uploaded by oleymoley.

A black and conversion on the suggestion of lastof thejediknights, flickr.com/photos/nigelwyborn/ not really that sure myself.
Maybe a bit more contrast?

Αυτό έβλεπε ο Δίας από τον Όλυμπο ...


Zeus Vista, originally uploaded by maksid.

View from Olympus Mountain, above Litohoro village - The same vista in twilight, similar lone cloud...

View from Olympus Mountain, above Litohoro village

Memories


Memories, originally uploaded by takisleontidis.

Nafplion, Greece

Nafplion, Greece

The Crevasse - Making of 3D Street Art

check mate


check mate v3, originally uploaded by Zannis Skoulaxinos.

2 Μαρ 2009

Καρναβάλι στο Ρέθυμνο

Καρναβάλι στο Ρέθυμνο


dancing in the sun, originally uploaded by sarsifa.

Φωτιές στο Λιτόχωρο


fire @ litoxoro greece, originally uploaded by Nick Papakyriazis.

01 Mar 2009

Ένας για όλους, όλοι για έναν


one for all and all for one, originally uploaded by iliasamos.

Άνοιξη


Spring, originally uploaded by Jen_K.

Νομίζω ότι μετά και τη σημερινή ημέρα μπορούμε και επίσημα πλέον να πούμε ότι ήρθε η Άνοιξη :-). Άντε γιατί ο χειμώνας ήταν άσχημος.

Δεν έχω δική μου φωτογραφία να σου χαρίσω, θα δανειστώ την ξένη...

Στο φιλαράκι που τη φοβάται την Άνοιξη αυτή.
Θα γίνουμε και πάλι ωραίοι μωρέ :-)

1 Μαρ 2009

πάντα ήθελα ένα σκυλάκι...


little puppies in snow , originally uploaded by sunset92.

Reflecting...


Reflecting..., originally uploaded by hargitay..

χωρίς σχόλιο


DSC_0014, originally uploaded by egruen.

Σκούριασε...


(518), originally uploaded by ben.tham.

Κάποιος το έβαψε κόκκινο και με πολύ μεράκι έγραψε και κάτι πάνω του για να το βλέπουν οι άλλοι και να το αναγνωρίζουν ως δικό του...

Βλέπω καμιά φορά παλιά αυτοκίνητα, παρατημένα στην άκρη του δρόμου ή σε κάποιο χωράφι να πεθαίνουν σιγά σιγά, να μολύνουν με την παρουσία τους την εικόνα.

Σκέφτομαι ότι κάποιος αγόρασε αυτό το αυτοκίνητο, πριν από χρόνια, πήγε πρώτα στο σπίτι για να το δείξει στους δικούς του, όλοι του ευχήθηκαν καλοτάξιδο, το ασήμωσαν, ζήτησαν βόλτα. Όνειρο για μία καλύτερη ζωή, εργαλείο δουλειάς, το αυτοκίνητο για τον Έλληνα.

Τι ιστορίες θα έλεγε αυτό αν μπορούσε να μας μιλήσει; Πόσες χιλιάδες χλμ έχει διανύσει, που έχει φτάσει;

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