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Tuesday, 26 January 2010

A MILLION QUOTATIONS - JANUARY 26, 2010

 
He who seeks rest finds boredom.
He who seeks work finds rest.  Dylan Thomas

This is my interpretation:

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17 comments:


  1. I do aggree with these quotes Belita, thanks , have a great day .x

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  2. Excellent illustrations! The worker seems quite content in his life, while the retiree seems like the man put out to pasture, whom we all fear becoming.

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  3. Glad to know you like it, Virginia. This week I decided to illustrate the quotation other than writing. My muse does not seem very co-operative with me!

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  4. You and your camera overcame the disability of an uncooperative muse very well.

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  5. Thanks, Virginia, for your kind words.

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  6. I love this! another fine example of your positive outlook on life!

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  7. Danette, that's my permanent attitude towards life... can't change it!

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  8. Well, when we are aware of our lack of inspiration to write, we better try to make use of something else that can fill the gap.

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  9. How about a little of both rest and work.

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  10. Is this a new site or group? I haven't noticed it before.
    Anyhow, your pics are perfect matches...which was expected ;)

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  11. Preciosa combinação entre fotos e comentários. Parabéns Belita.

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  12. Yes. It is a new group. I just started it last week. Each Tuesday, I will post a quotation by a well-known person, past or present, and the members will write or photograph something to illustrate it. Last week, we had a quotation from Mother Teresa. This week, it's Dylan Thomas. Come board, if you'd like. We'll be glad to have you. We're A Million Quotations.Here's the link: http://1mquotations.multiply.com/journal/item/5/Weekly_Quotation_-_January_24_2010

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  13. Great quotes and photos Belita!

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  14. Belita, that's an excellent interpretation of the quote! Amazing work!

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  15. I love your take on this, Belita. My first idea was very similar, then I saw what you'd done and had to regroup. Very nice job.

    http://dageaux.multiply.com/journal/item/339/A_Million_Quotations_-_week_2

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