Every week, Cee posts question for her “Share Your World Challenge.” I decided to dive in this week. Friday we’ll be getting ready to leave Wyoming, but not heading directly home. We’ll be doing a loop of the Badlands, something you won’t want to miss. But you won’t, because you’ll be in the passenger’s seat! Anyway, “they” say sharing is good, so let me share.
Complete this sentence: I want to learn more about … French. I’m trying to learn a bit of a language where a good proportion of the letters aren’t pronounced and that, in common with German, decided for some horrifying reason to use multiple forms of “the”, which then have to be conjugated, thus blighting the lives of all who aren’t born to the language. On a more prosaic level, I also want to learn a lot more about photography and how to make the best use of my Nikon and start doing a bit more writing again.
On a vacation what you would require in any place that you sleep? A comfortable bed is what sprang to my mind immediately. 🙂 A clean room is of equal value. After that, a large room with a wonderful bathroom, a small fridge and microwave, and a fabulous view would be great. A view that doesn’t overlook buildings or crowds would be even better, although I could deal with a great B&B or Airbnb in a wonderful city (at least for a bit.) I suppose could tolerate proximity to a great market (of the food sort) and restaurants and museums if I had to, although it would of course be tough. A reasonable price would make the whole package even better!! 🙂
What is your greatest extravagance? Books, even though I buy them mostly at places like Half Price Books and library sales and haven’t been feeding my habit recently (with a great effort.) The time to read them is probably more extravagant. 🙂 Or maybe my answer should be “use of the library.” All book-related, though, so who cares? Just file them all under “book love.” Of course, because I spend so little on all those books, tea may be my biggest extravagance financially. But again, the two go together so well that they are as one.
What inspired you this past week? Feel free to use a quote, a photo, a story, or even a combination. Our younger daughter, an recently graduated art student trying to make living while a resident of Philadelphia, lost her job with the art school in spring (along with 7 other people), got another job with the school (that doesn’t pay as well, but at least has benefits), is also working extra hours with a catering service, rides her bike everywhere, has become a pro at “scrounging” of a good sort, yet still has time to make posters to post around the neighborhood for a friend whose cat (rescued from the street) disappeared. (It was found today because of those posters.) And she has a rescued cat as well. Yet for the most part, she manages to be upbeat and full of humor. That’s all sorts of inspiration!
See you tomorrow at the Photo Challenge.
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