Category: captured
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Cha’s co-editor Tammy Ho is featured in the Spring 2011 issue of King’s College London’s In Touch (p. 42). – –
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The British Art Show 7 The artist who created the pictured artwork: Juliette Blightman Lamp, net curtain (courtesy the artist and Hotel, London) From the exhibition guide: Juliette Blightman ‘has introduced an arrangement of objects, including a vase [which I…
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–The publication of my very short poem “The Final Straw” in the March 2011 issue of elimae reminded me of this day-trip to Winchester. Read on and you will see why. ::::: In March last year, we took a day…
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The curator said that this basin in a Paris hotel is the tooth fairy’s biggest secret! (But the fairy doesn’t know my secret!)
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On Saturday, we went to Highgate Cemetery where we took a guided tour of the West side. Highgate Cemetery is divided into two sections: the West and East sides. Most visitors go to the East side to see the graves…
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– 0 The generous giver’s identity has been revealed. Thank you!
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Maybe one day. “A beach in Saint-Malo, a harbour town, in Brittany, but a little closer to my part of Brittany (but still not exactly there). August 2005.”
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Reader, we didn’t go to Canterbury. We went to Brighton instead. There, we saw the ocean. The beach reminded us of some nicer Hong Kong beaches, where we went on occasion. The seagulls flew freely. The lovely chubby kids fell on the pebbles,…
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“Wish You Were Here? Postcards from the Future” is an exhibition of fourteen digitally-transformed photomontages of recognisable London landmarks by Robert Graves and Didier Madoc-Jones showing at the Museum of London. These images depict the possible impact of climate change…
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Click image to enlarge. | Picture taken on Tuesday 28 December 2010 | Holy Trinity Church, Stratford-on-Avon Good frend for Jesus sake forebeare, To digg the dust encloased heare; Bleste be the man that spares thes stones, And curst be…
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“Champaign and cinnamon candle”. Photo courtesy of E & S On Christmas Eve, two friends visited us and we spent a joyous afternoon and evening together, eating, drinking, chatting and playing games. Happy times. The picture above was taken by them. May all our…
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Picture courtesy of JP. WRITTEN IN SNOW –by t We extinguished two glasses of port,drained the lamp,transfigured from dressed to undressed. Both…
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This post was originally written on 15th February, 2009. 妹妹說我的頭像雞蛋 My favourite scarf is long, long enough to be an afternoon blanket for two babies, and the remaining length draping all over the floor. I only wear it when I…
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I love this picture taken by the graphomaniac bookworm; it is so serene, so mysterious. “Some street in Belfast. I don’t know the name. I just know that it was during the Easter break, in 2004, and that I was…
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Langham Place The translator sent me this picture – I like how the daylight comes through the squared windows. ––
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The historian sent me this picture and I love it, for obvious reasons.
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Stonehenge, pictured by a member of the family in August, 2010. Stonehenge, in virtue of the simplicity of its plan, and its good preservation, is as if new and recent; and, a thousand years hence, men will thank this age…
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– This morning, the receptionist walked past this park near Festival Walk, pondering: ‘Is this Hong Kong?’ I responded: ‘好日本.’– ––
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–This morning in Hong Kong, the receptionist took this between the MK and Hunghom stations: At this point, the receptionist is dreamily flying, ––
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My friend the graphomaniac bookworm sent me some wonderful pictures and below is one of them. – “This one was taken in Senegal, from inside a taxi, on the road from N’gueniene to Dakar. The colourful, hand-painted vehicle you can…
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Thursday 9 December, 2010. 10:30am.
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This is a photograph taken by my friend yesterday morning at around half past seven. The illusion of calm before the city entirely awoke: ––
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–My friend took this picture. Be quiet — music is banned. Kowloon Tong, 9:10am At this point, the receptionist is late for work already.––
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