#craplet

[ritasv]

I saw a commercial for PC Matic and in a sample report of what the thing is supposed to be doing for your computer I see 'No craplet detected.' Dare I ask what a craplet is? Do I really want to know what a craplet is? I'm not sure...

[mrfeenysweenie]

Nope nope nope nope noep aneuip nopw npr

Trying to sweep away a plot bunny. It wants me to write a ficlet centering on Isaac's father's death from Isaac's POV.

Isaac running out of fear... Knowing his dad will hurt him even though he will obviously heal.

And then relief that the threat is gone... Guilt for feeling that way. Grief for the father he was before or maybe could have been. Pain of being alone and targeted. Bound to change a kid.

NOPE NOPE QNEOP NORP NORE ANOP NOPES

[medievallove]

Ennezat - Collégiale Saint-Victor et Sainte-Couronne by Martin M. Miles on Flickr.

Via Flickr: Around 1060 a small monastery was founded here, funded by William IV, Duke of Aquitaine (aka Fièrebrace - The iron arm). The building of the romanesque church started immediately and probably only took less than 10 years. This church is counted rightly to the crown jewels of the romanesque architecture in the Auvergne by Bernard Craplet ("Auverne romane"). What makes it so interesting is, that this is the oldest of the crown jewels, as this structure is about 50 years older than Notre-Dame-du-Port, Orcival and Issoire. But it nevertheless shows already all the specific touch, the romanesque style has in the Auvergne. The Collégiale Saint-Victor et Sainte-Couronne (now parish church) consists out of three architectural parts. The romanesque church with a transept and a crossing tower, a later added narthex added and a gothic part.

[medievallove]

One of two medieval door-knockers in Brioude, often described in the literatur. I know that in early times, rings were very important. In case a victim of persecution reached the door and and touched the ring, it had escaped from secular jurisdictation (by entering the clerical one). This was the handle to the sanctuary.

So here is a lion, holding the ring. All around the words "ORIOR EXAMINIS VITA(M) DAT SP(IRITUS) ORIS" are engraved. "I am born without life - Breath gives me life". 

John 10:9

"I am the gate; whoever enters through me will be saved.They will come in and go out, and find pasture."

Brioude - Saint-Julien by Martin M. Miles on Flickr.

[medievallove]

Issoire - Saint-Austremoine by Martin M. Miles on Flickr.

Via Flickr: Saint-Austremoine, now parish church in Issoire, was once the church of a benedictian abbey, that, following the "Vita prima Autremonii" was founded by Saint-Austremoine himself. The church was probably erected between 1130 and 1160/70 and now is the largest of the "crown jewels" of romanesque architecture in the Auvergne.  

Seen here is the "Last Supper" in a unique style. The table runs all around the pillar. All the apostles seem to stand upright behind the table.