Just found a castle I have long been wondering the location of. Saw it on the cover of a travel magazine
once years ago, but there was no info as to where it was...Swallow’s nest, Yalta. In the Crimea – guess where my search today
started? Information on Ukraine. Where the hotel displaying this picture – from which you will be able to sight see the castle – says it is. Or perhaps, Russia?Using a book broth base, adding the savory of whimsical observation, and stirring well.
Showing posts with label Russia. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Russia. Show all posts
Thursday, March 6, 2014
Unexpected answers
Just found a castle I have long been wondering the location of. Saw it on the cover of a travel magazine
once years ago, but there was no info as to where it was...Swallow’s nest, Yalta. In the Crimea – guess where my search today
started? Information on Ukraine. Where the hotel displaying this picture – from which you will be able to sight see the castle – says it is. Or perhaps, Russia?Tuesday, November 1, 2011
Random sample
The Law Library here has a wonderfully high ceiling. In places, five stories. I can stand on the third floor and look down on all the baby lawyers, and one must face facts, baby business people too, as they study. I stopped to watch them today. In the howl of the digital worship around the world I found what I saw enlightening, and to my paper booked little soul, comforting. Of the 47 students I could see from my vantage point, 2 were asleep, 7 were working solely with computers, 8 were reading from paper (4 books, 4 printouts), the rest had computers and were surrounded by paper and were bouncing between the two technologies. Like the pencils that went into space with the Russians, some technologies have staying power. Even when new ones claim they are dead.
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