all are aboard, windmill's in the distance

Ainars M -1, on July 30, 2007, said:

I have good eyes, I seen windmills! :DD

©Daniela Brocca, on August 4, 2007, said:

Sometimes (in Panoramio)I found more interesting to eavesdropping (eavesreading?)as Marilyn said,than to look at the photos.Sorry...

©Würmer, on August 5, 2007, said:

some never intend to upload OR comment even, we (both, probably) suspect -- right, Daniela?!?

The world's a stage, and only few feel comfortable (and are well prepared) stepping out into the lights...

ah, the stories... how reciting a poem at 10 I had them rolling in the aisles... learning only afterwards --and painfully becoming aware for the first time-- that the dialect I was speaking was what had so amused them; or 7 years later, when I had the dumb idea to start a stage appearance addressing the audience in a foreign, to them, language, and faced by a completely befuddled audience finding myself unable to stop, to end the debacle gracefully somehow). Anonimity helps, but few know or care to maintain that veil. And one can't know how many there are actually out there quietly in the dark or what they might be thinking or saying (afterwards) -- so (thinking of Alfred P. Neumann), why worry?!! ;-)

Cheers!

©Würmer, on August 5, 2007, said:

Great story of Your life, thank You indeed!

nichts zu danken, Ainars. thanks for sharing yours here (in words and pictures)

Ainars M -1, on August 12, 2007, said:

Finally I have little extra time to roll back my past comments and look around where I sit! :)

This are great comment from You Bartowian! Did You mean in Your quotation writer A. Neumann?

Will look in book shelfs for this name when that will be available for me.. :)

Cheers - a

©Würmer, on August 12, 2007, said:

no, Ainars, I meant this ---> Alfred E. Neuman

Ainars M -1, on August 13, 2007, said:

Ok - 'rodger!' Will look in book shelfs when right moment will come! Cheers -a