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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Everything Changes – Take That (1993)
Everything Changes but Take That. They released it 20 years ago. Everyone in primary school was humming this song 🙂 Still catchy, ain’t it?
Amalia Crisan: Romanian Artist Revisits Paul Klee’s Dadaism (2)
“Art does not reproduce the visible; rather, it makes visible”. Paul Klee Interview with Amalia Crisan at DA-DA Art Exhibition, October 26, 2013 in Cluj-Napoca. Question (Q.): Amalia, how old are you? Amalia Crisan (A.C.): I am 12-years-old. Q.: When … Continue reading
Posted in Culture, Miscellaneous
Tagged Amalia Crisan, Amalia Crisan Cluj-Napoca, Art, Culture, Painting, Paul Klee, Romanian Painter Amalia Crisan
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Rena Bianca, Sardinia / Weekly Photo Challenge: Horizon
This is in response to Weekly Photo Challenge: Horizon Horizon. The space or line where the sky meets the earth. So many places where the sky meets the earth around the world, and millions of interactions between two elements. It can … Continue reading
Posted in Miscellaneous, Travel
Tagged Corsica, Rena Bianca, Rena Bianca Beach in Sardinia, Sardinia, Teresa di Gallura
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Autumn in Cluj-Napoca
They just reopened a pretty cool park in Cluj-Napoca. It was a cool park before and less crowded, but now they did it more for the PR around a nearby mall. So, I thought I’d give it a try and … Continue reading
Fly High at Cluj-Napoca Airport!
It happened somewhere in spring more than three years ago. I was at the airport in Cluj-Napoca ready for my take-off to Madrid. I was anxious because it was the first time I was using this airport and felt a … Continue reading
Posted in Public Affairs, Travel
Tagged Airbus, Cluj-Napoca, Cluj-Napoca Airport, Romania, Runway Cluj-Napoca, Travel
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What’s Your Country Famous For? Romania: Download Speed
Romania’s famous for download speed according to this map. Wow, we’ve certainly evolved from vampires to Internet, good to know! So what’s your country famous for? Of course, we’re talking stereotypes 🙂
Smart/acci/dental
Mine is not accidental, it’s smart dental. Just awful!
Sounds of Silence / Simon and Garfunkel, Daily Prompt
This is response to Daily Prompt: Eye of the Beholder Describe what it feels like to hear a beautiful piece of music or see a stunning piece of art. Photographers, artists, poets: show us BEAUTY. I heard the Sounds of … Continue reading
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Tagged Davide Michelangelo, Florence Italy, Ken Mercer in Florence, postaday, Simon and Garfunkel
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Crisis Culture. Cluj-Napoca Dishes Symbol Bookstore into Former Restaurant
It was a rainy day today in Cluj-Napoca and also a very cold one. So much so that one could not have been able to step outside without an umbrella. I was getting back to the bus station which corners … Continue reading