Studies in Ice

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Studies in Ice

1984 reflection

I felt that 1984 should definitely be read in high school. Although at some points challenging, this book opened my eyes into a whole world i didn't understand before. This book is a warning on future years, we have seen some of Orwell's predictions come true, so why wouldn't the rest? Also, the future does lay in the hands of adolescents. SO, if we are educated and warned on what happened in Wins

1984 reflection

Note

Note was a strident, raven haired man when we met. If it's possible to speak stridently, then I suppose he did that too. Really, every movement - purposeful and with direction.

At that party, when he walked over to myself and the blonde girl I was standing with - I don't recall honestly, it may or may not have been the host Annette's little sister - I'm not ashamed to say it was apparent that

Note

Games

There is no section for discussion of video games, so I thought I'd start a thread. While I am currently delving deeper into the immense world of Fallout 4, increasingly I find myself (like an old man) enjoying simple games on my PC. For example, I found a good jigsaw puzzle game, and I play Hearthstone, which is the kind of card game I like 'cause it's got magical elements. I continue to look, ho

Games

Shall I leave not saying good by

Shall I leave not saying good by
Then in my faith sluggishly I will fly
O, the asker tell me where to go
I am in my torture shall die!
Here my voice becomes faint and tired
As much I cry from my Home I were fired
Simply that's me nor you
Near my grave you will be inspired
As much as my grave is deep,
Beside a meadow of a certain heap
You shall be not there for a moment
You may wait

Shall I leave not saying good by

Stinkman

My apologies, Stinkman, for you are neither
superhero nor black-hatted villain.
Your powers are limited to snug-a-bug spaces:
buses, trains, prissy culture-cafes,
and double-door lobbies.
You assail the noses of the ultrarefined,
that lofty elite who pamper their senses
with fussbudget goodies, snootsample wines,
and rosy aromas,
who jazz up their atria with hyssop and jasmine,
who soak

Stinkman

Ancient Warrior – A review of the novel ‘Dragon Sword’

“I often think that men don't understand what is noble and what is ignorant, though they always talk about it.” – Leo Tolstoy

Author Richard Dawes’ new book ‘Valka the Wolf Slayer - Dragon Sword’ is the first book in the ‘Wolf Slayer Saga’ series. In the story we are introduced to Valka, the younger son of Baron Ulrich of the fiefdom of Valentia in the kingdom of Kornelia. Valka has earned the

Ancient Warrior – A review of the novel ‘Dragon Sword’