Every Tuesday, step by step, I’m walking with my readers from A to Z, last week we had M (visit tagged M), so this week we have “N” – I’m sure you’ll find a story or a short reflection tagged with “N”! Feel free to add in the comments the link to your personal interpretation of the letter “N”!!! Myself I’ll feature N for NIGHT:
NIGHT
photo via flickr.com by FrizzText – click on the picture to enter his flickr galleries …
frizz-comment: take the photo (shot by my wife Barbara) as a metaphor for my diary words: “there’s a shade behind all lights …”
comments by several readers at wordpress and flickr:
1 – george-b: It will fill the space, next to “There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light get’s in” (Leonard Cohen- Anthem)…. Indeed the sadness behind the joy….Some cannot balance it, the joy around them is too appeasing – oppressing; The shade before the everlasting darkness.
2 – thirdhandart: There is a thinly veiled curtain between one person’s joy and another’s sorrow.
3 – TheWomanAtTheWell: I feel like I’ve been on a train going through a long dark tunnel. Thanks for shining your light for me so I know there’s and end!
4 – semprevento: I think I felt a great sadness. The days go by and leave both of us …. something that is not cleared.
5 – granbee / Rose: Thanks so much for including this shot of the ever-revolving lighted “rides” high above the dark gloomy building. Every time I see a new NASA telephoto of a “new” black hole, I am reminded that dark and light always accompany each other in the universe, both outside and inside ourselves.
6 – frizz-reply: the other part of the wheel is digging through the hell …
related:
https://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2013/03/26/tagged-m/
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https://flickrcomments.wordpress.com/2012/07/08/travel-theme-night/
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Hi there Frizz! 🙂 Here’s my contribution for this week: N is for Nature – more glorious greens from the Singapore Botanical Garden!
http://gatheringbooks.wordpress.com/2013/04/02/photo-journal-a-z-photo-challenge-n-is-for-nature/
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hi Myra,
your Mary-Oliver-quotation:
“You do not have to be good.
You do not have to walk on your knees
for a hundred miles through the desert.
You only have to let
the soft animal of your body
love what it loves…”
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your quotation has been my mental road map
while baby-sitting last week
(0ne of my daughters had to make her
Dr. promotion, so I had this unusual job –
a chance to refresh my concepts of
[emotional] education …)
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Frizz, what a photo Barbara took. The image could represent a lot of things…maybe a glimmer of hope in such empty places?
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hi Allyson,
I like your last sentence at
http://allysonmellone.wordpress.com/2013/04/02/weekly-photo-challenge-a-day-in-my-life-on-april-1/
“10:15 PM – 1:15 AM:
Relaxing at my kitchen banquette
with a glass of Porto
and my iPad
viewing my WordPress reader,
experiencing the exciting world
and lives of my
blogging community…”
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Thank you Frizz. Relax is a time that should be longer in my days. Have a good weekend 🙂
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Hi Frizz,
Thank you again for a great challenge. For ‘N’, my response is “No Such Thing As An Odd Couple.” http://naomibaltuck.wordpress.com/2012/10/24/no-such-thing-as-an-odd-couple/
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Naomi, you’ve created a wonderful gallery describing love! I was amused by the kangaroo!
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“N” for “Naomi”!
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Oh, my gosh, it never even occurred to me! Next time around, for sure!
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😀
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a striking image. here’s my take ^^
http://theeclecticeccentricshopaholic.wordpress.com/2013/04/02/tagged-n-narita-temple/
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I like the red color of the Narita temple!
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such an unusual nightscape – looks almost like a miniature town.
Hope my entry is not Null and void 😉 http://eljaygee.wordpress.com/2013/04/02/tagged-n-for-null/
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hi Laura, I like your humorous comment very much:
“So close to complete metamorphosis, this moth nearly made the tagged M post. Instead it came to naught, eternally attached to the nothingness of its empty pupa. Such is Nature, in a statement of near but yet so far, nigh on, null and void, tagged N post…”
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I went with Nature for N – hope you enjoy my post at http://travelsandtrifles.wordpress.com/2013/04/02/wild-weekly-photo-challenge-distant-weekly-challenge-a-day-in-my-life-weekly-travel-theme-smoke-and-mirrors/
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“A nomad I will remain for life,
in love with distant and uncharted places.”
“N” for Nomad …
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Mine are posted http://thozewerethedaze.wordpress.com/2013/04/02/tagged-n-flickr-comments/
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I like your Jaguar NAP and bear NAILS!
P.S.:
“N” for Nana!
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Here’s mine: “N’s” at the Museum.
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“…I can’t resist this one: Nosepicking…” –
nice neighbours’ gallery, Rosanne!
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and I like the comment to your post by “fullstop”:
“It’s not nice and in fact rather nasty to nosepick, especially when your Norwegian neighbors are nearby nibbling on nachos. That’s never nice, nearly negligent, quite narcissistic and very nasal…”
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Hi Frizz!!!
I like it very much!
Here is my entry….
Hope you like it! A wink to Don Quijote!
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I like your comment “… I wonder what Don Quixote would have thought if confronted with this …Nest of Needles in the Night…”
compare my post about Cervantes’ Don Quijote:
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Your picture is so beautiful!!!
Talking about the interpretation of the book what I find interesting about it is how people have been able to find in it an answer to their own ideologies..Satiric, sad, idealist,nihilist, primitive, a fight between idealism and realism…I suppose this is possible because it is a big opus…
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a basic landmark of European literature:
you can find my amazon book review
http://www.amazon.com/review/R1X6TM41QT5LLI
via
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Oh…
Doubts are needed…But the problem with Sancho is that they prevent him from acting…He is not able to foresee…He, somehow, prefers to stay in his own place, with his own reality, in his own world, comfy and warm…On the other hand…Lots of heroes go ahead without even thinking…(nowadays we all know a lot of “anointed”…) and at the end the reality lost its importance to them,,.
I think Cervanted was very clever in exaggerating both characters…
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“Cervantes was very clever in exaggerating both characters…” –
yes, it has been the invention of irony for the European literature!!!
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🙂
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Good morning Frizz. I like your night time. Fun time. I sending along my post on Nepenthe http://angelinem.wordpress.com/2013/04/03/the-letter-n/ Hope you like it.
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hi Angeline,
what a look-out!
N = “Nepenthe. A restaurant located in Big Sur, California 800 feet above the Pacific Ocean. The original land was owned by Orson Welles and Rita Hayworth …”
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a family effort from me for this one
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N = Netherlands!
my shoebox with all my photos shot in the Netherlands!
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Here is mine: Nature’s Daffodils http://wp.me/p23TG1-2rF
BE ENCOURAGED! BE BLESSED!
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the first yellow in spring, isn’t it?
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HI, Frizztext. I am glad to have the chance to join. Here is my entry – http://mywordwall.wordpress.com/2013/04/03/tagged-n-for-narcissus/ Thanks a lot. 🙂
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I read a lot of psychology books about narcissism / selfishness…
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Narcissism
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You got some great responses on this one, Frizz … Loved Imelda’s and Naomi’s among others.
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you wrote:
“…darkness endures the night ~
joy comes with the morning…”
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🙂
Thanks for your visit, dear Frizz.
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Here is my nautical submission. Enjoy.
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hi Pat,
thank you for your nautical gallery!
greetings by
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“There is a crack in everything, that’s how the light get’s in” … I love this line. This is a great post … both the image and what is written below.
There were 3 different things I had in mind for your challenge, Frizz. In the end I picked this one. I may post the others with some of the other letter. Happy Letter – N – Day ….
Isadora
http://insidethemindofisadora.wordpress.com/2013/04/04/nurture-yourself-visualize/
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“…when you visualize
you want to change a thought
that has been creating negativity for you in your life.
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You want to reflect on that thought
– painful or happy – and
contemplate if it is something to keep and treasure
or something that needs to be thoughtfully changed…”
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frizz:
adding a good illustration
often changes a negative topic
to a good one …
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Surprising how nefarious the N challenge was! Please have a look at
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“…Night lies Naked
Upon the Noble
Narcissists Navigate
Noncommital the Narrows
Neck and Neck
Nerves into Nothingness…”
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great lyrics again!
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When the night has come
and the land is dark…
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Thanks so much – I love the night!
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hi Frizz, i am so sorry for the late submission … i hope you would still appreciate this: http://alwaysbobswife.wordpress.com/2013/04/08/tagged-n-negatives/ — APRIL
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frizz-reply:
many hours (too many in summertime)
we spent in dark-rooms to develop
negatives under red light …
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hi frizz, a bit late again .. here’s my entry for tagged N http://starlight427.wordpress.com/2013/04/09/tagged-n-nachos/
you’ve just posted tagged O.. Oh my! i’m late …
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frizz-reply:
served so delicious for the eyes too, Elizz!
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