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The history of musical spoons goes back as far as does the history of the spoon. Cultures from Russia to Ireland to Native American cultures have a history of playing the spoons or spoon-shaped bones.
Taken for Macro Monday theme - Music
1948 trade directory listings. Asterisk * denotes beerhouses only.
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" Tutto cambia, tutto si trasforma. Le cose, i luoghi, la vita, il paesaggio. In questo rimescolamento,
che è parte del nostro essere mortali, il disegno del mondo nei suoi continui mutamenti dovrebbe recuperare nel fondo della memoria alcuni tratti che, riaffiorando, impediscano la barbarie dell'appropriazione indebita da parte dell'uomo."
Roberto Peregalli
"I luoghi e la polvere"
pag. 139
Despite this book's age, the collection of twelve essays contained within its covers discuss important ideas in Jewish education, many of which were far ahead of their time. The figures, from the 18th to the mid-20th centuries, include scholars, educators, philosophers, and a pediatrician, and they taught in many different language, though Hebrew would become the standard thanks to the Zionist movement and after the establishment of the State of Israel. The writings and theories covered include those of N.H. Wiesel, Samson Raphael Hirsch, Rabbi Israel Salanter, A.D. Gordon, Janusz Korczak, Franz Rosensweig, Martin Buber, Rabbi Kook, and Sarah Schenirer. This book, therefore, surveys trends in Jewish education and thought during periods of profound change in Jewish history and culture; their relevance are not lost in the book's age (New York: Thomas Yoseloff, 1964).
All along upper Main Street of historic Clarkdale Arizona, decades of etchings and tiny graffiti decorate the vintage bricks: names, dates, romances, victories. Some are in pencil!
My latest project is to document the words while they are still there,
Daily Graffiti Photos and Street Art Culture... www.EndlessCanvas.com
As she said "on a commencé avec la tienne, on "finit" avec la mienne". She always found the words to move me
A piece of poetry found in the park.
Occidental Park, Seattle.
Part of my Instagram iPhone photo-a-day project.
I think… One part is like a boat on a sea and somebody is trying to push it over, on this weird little account of drawing w/o any importance, it was s'pose to BE a flag, but now like the boat is going back and the water is taking over
One of my attempts at the "Macro Mondays" theme "Desk".
Shot with a Carl Zeiss "S-Biogon 40 mm F 5.6" lens on a Canon EOS R5.
May 2025.
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