Would you tell me

Alice: Would you tell me, please, which way I ought to go from here?
The Cat: That depends a good deal on where you want to get to
Alice: I don't much care where.
The Cat: Then it doesn't much matter which way you go.
Alice: …so long as I get somewhere.
The Cat: Oh, you're sure to do that, if only you walk long enough.

nieuwe Unkle "end titles..stories for film"

hold my hand

'twilight'

World of Froud

'alice& the red queen'

Brian Froud

check the surf

The Verve

LOVE is NOISE

zomer

lol @ cripple creek

hahaha

Codex - truth&fiction&awareness

lezing dr Laibow
en
info biologica

nachtvlucht

Miek en kinders uitzwaaien op Schiphol/
ontbijten bij "Bazar" @ Albert Cuypmarkt

valkhof

SC 2008

SC / la fin?
De volgende editie zou wel eens ergens anders kunnen zijn, immers de geruchten gaan dat het kasteel verkocht gaat worden.
Maar dit keer dus nog " fest-noz" bij de muur van het kasteel.
SC facineert: weilanden vol kleurrijke tentjes en busjes met volk vanuit alle windstreken.
Cidre doux op het kerkplein, crêpes-sucree bij de gipsy's en
Chai-tea bij de Canadezen.
En overal muziek.
Waanzinnig veel muziek.
Aan tafel vol verbazing luisteren naar de Medieval troubadour Luc Arbogast
en gezellig meezingen met Beansprouts (sweet home alabama :-)
en de scottisch dansen natuurlijk.
En altijd nog plek in de pub door het openstaande raam.
Alles vanouds :-)

Luc Arbogast-hier te beluisteren-

en route

the nonexistence of nothingness

"Take a bone from a dog: what remains?
Alice considered. 'The bone wouldn't remain, of course, if I took it -and the dog wouldn't remain; it would come to bite me -- and I'm sure I shouldn't remain!'
'Then you think nothing would remain?' said the Red Queen.
'I think that's the answer.'
'Wrong, as usual,' said the Red Queen: 'the dog's temper would remain.'
'But I don't see how -'
'Why, look here!' the Red Queen cried. 'The dog would lose its temper, wouldn't it?'
'Perhaps it would,' Alice replied cautiously.
'Then if the dog went away, its temper would remain!' the Queen exclaimed triumphantly.'

L. Carroll

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