The Ballad of Calle & Maja – a short story
Month: March 2019
Judging by Appearances. Perhaps merely a handful indulge in the habit — if that many. 💖 & 🌹
Many a wise saying though not all remains intact.
How Reviews Help Authors. Reviews are indeed a great help. I would also add that having an effective way for one’s book to reach the correct readers remains a colossal challenge.
9 riddles for folks with high IQ. Of course, I’ not in this calibre or league. But the riddles seem more for persons of average intelligence like me. Have a go and see what you make of them.
9 Riddles Only People with High IQ Can Solve https://youtu.be/6G7V4w9bqJY via @YouTube
I managed 7 out of 9 riddles, and this might suggest my IQ is high, though that is not the case. However, I wish my emotional intelligence were higher, and arguably, EI has become increasingly crucial for the survival of humanity and that of planet earth.
I’ve learned that people will forget what you said, … what you did, but … never …
O how I long for better days for I’ve grown pale thru the absence of a Caribbean-like summer. And to hell with the arrival of spring which has long ago lost its flair, for even floras and birds complain, appalled by the untimely feeble warmth, and trembling from a pervading icy wind.
Calle was lonely and Maja a lonesome beauty.
The Ballad of Calle & Maja – C was a lonely fellow and M a lonely beauty. A heartbreaking tale, to say the least.
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