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via Catechesis Memes
By Momoire
Jia Li (Chinese, b.1964), Summer Light, 2015, Watercolor on paper
You know, Wishbone really was brilliant for how it presented literature to kids. It seems insane to try to adapt a classic work of literature and do a modern-day storyline all in one 25-minute episode. But those kid-friendly, well-produced, shockingly high-budget adaptations wouldn't be enough on their own.
While other shows promote reading, Wishbone is trying to get kids invested in literature, and the way to make kids care about old novels is to show them that these stories and characters resonate with normal life. They're relevant to things that happen today. Old books aren't just something that can increase your reading skill or teach you new information--they can matter in your daily life, help you make sense of the world, see that people have been dealing with the same problems across history. You've got to have both storylines to show that, and I don't know how they pulled it off, but I'm kind of in awe that they did.
Regular days can produce great art
- Humphrey Carpenter's J.R.R. Tolkien: A Biography
During a couple hours on this particular day, Tolkien took Frodo across the Dead Marshes to the gates of Mordor, then mowed the lawn.
You don't need special conditions to create your best work.
"have brought Frodo nearly to the gates of Mordor. Afternoon lawn-mowing" —from the diary of Samwise.
u can be boiling alive in your mind for months and then on a random tuesday ur head gets so clear and life is worth living again and you're like damn what was all that about then
Spring ‘Magnolia Blossoms’ Stained Glass Window.
John Michael Carter (American b,1950), Summer Reading, 1986, Oil on linen
Ummmm sometimes you dread the weight of your life and other times it is an early morning in april and there are 5 species of birds singing and also the sun is shining through the baby leaves. Btw
“Why should you take the place of Providence? Why should you remember when He forgets?”
took you all with me I see
By Momoire