“Impression, August”
Our time-traveling Random Thread visits France in the late 19th century, a period of peace and relative prosperity later known as the “Beautiful Era,” or Belle Epoque.
At that time, a group of rebellious painters called Impressionists were rocking the artistic establishment with new subjects and ways of capturing light. Here, in a tribute to the Impressionist artist Claude Monet, Rebecca shows Muses at leisure in a garden about 50 miles west-northwest of Paris, in a village called Giverny. Noting the shadowy figure lurking under the trees, we suspect that the idyllic scene is about to become more exciting.
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Date: August 1, 2010
Categories: At the Top of the Blog, Random craziness
Now I want to learn more Japanese so I can make puns like that. ^_^ And, of course, so I can communicate with my relatives better.
It’s been way too long since I last had time to just settle down and enjoy a good book. I spend way too much time on the net or watching TV when not working…..
) let you appreciate the new methods of citations… but the reason I hate parenthetical citations was because I could never get them right, and my teacher would simply tell me that it was wrong but now how to do them right (hah, see, bad memories).
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