Divine Metamorphoses
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Divine Metamorphoses
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Divine Metamorphoses
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Clay King
Wish he was more focused
It's his life path.
People love him regardless
He is amiable & had a big heart.
I know this is a tennis forum and I am not as well versed as everyone else here
But he seems like he is not as focused as he used to be
My 5 cents (pennies have been eradicated in Canada haha)
affirmative lady D.
I liked the old one also. no telling how many times I saw the old one.
his heart and soul is not in it and has not been in it for a long time.
tennis is his whole world but long gone are the days of relentless battles to the death for every point on the courts.
tennis will continue to shape his life but just don't look for any big titles. he is not willing to work for them.
There is a ship sailing on the sea. It has a ladder down the side. This ladder has 6 rungs 1 ft. apart. The 1st rung is 1 ft. above the bottom of the ladder. The sea is rising by 1 ft. every 1/4 of an hour. After 1 hr. how many rungs will be under water?
I'm posting this here because I want to share & don't know where you want me to put it as it's not poetic or about horses. I'm going to do a longer piece on Charlotte Bronte when I get round to it.
I went to Haworth yesterday. It's supposed to be Bronte country but strictly speaking it isn't because Patrick Bronte & his wife originally came from Ireland with their 2 daughters Maria & Elizabeth to Thornton where Branwell, their son was born as well as Charlotte, Emily & Anne. The umlaut on the top of the e of their name would suggest German origins. They moved to Haworth which was the main inspiration for Charlotte, Emily & Anne's books. They went to the Clergy Daughter's School in Cowan Bridge which became the setting for Lowood in Jane Eyre. They were governesses for a time. They wrote under the pseudonym's of Currer, Ellis & Acton Bell as at that time women & literature weren't seen to mix & it was thought that if you over-stimulated a woman's brain it rendered her useless for their true purpose in life which was to look after their home, husband & children. Charlotte wrote 4 books, Jane Eyre, Shirley, The Professor & Villette. Emily wrote 2 books, Wuthering Heights & a book of poems. Anne wrote 2 books, Agnes Grey & the Tenant of Wildfell Hall. Smith, Elder & co. published their books. Their brother Branwell was a painter.
I went to Haworth yesterday. It's supposed to be Bronte country but strictly speaking it isn't because Patrick Bronte & his wife originally came from Ireland with their 2 daughters Maria & Elizabeth to Thornton where Branwell, their son was born as well as Charlotte, Emily & Anne. The umlaut on the top of the e of their name would suggest German origins. They moved to Haworth which was the main inspiration for Charlotte, Emily & Anne's books. They went to the Clergy Daughter's School in Cowan Bridge which became the setting for Lowood in Jane Eyre. They were governesses for a time. They wrote under the pseudonym's of Currer, Ellis & Acton Bell as at that time women & literature weren't seen to mix & it was thought that if you over-stimulated a woman's brain it rendered her useless for their true purpose in life which was to look after their home, husband & children. Charlotte wrote 4 books, Jane Eyre, Shirley, The Professor & Villette. Emily wrote 2 books, Wuthering Heights & a book of poems. Anne wrote 2 books, Agnes Grey & the Tenant of Wildfell Hall. Smith, Elder & co. published their books. Their brother Branwell was a painter.
I went to Pontefract today which is the liquorice capital of the world. The king used to own Pontefract Castle when there were Yorkshire Kings. Richard I was imprisoned in Pontefract Castle at 1 time.