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Date Posted: 17:20:54 09/17/07 Mon
Author: Marilyn ()
Subject: 23.3) Not the same thing, but yep I felt like an outsider every time I entered a new school. 7 different schools in 12 years..the only time I was with other military kids who understood was when we were overseas, then it wasn't so bad. But being the new kid in a school where most of the kids have been together since 1st grade...yea they look at you like you are an outsider.
In reply to: Elaine 's message, "Chapter 23 - The Travellers" on 22:08:49 09/16/07 Sun

Last edited by author: Mon September 17, 2007 18:04:49   Edited 1 time.

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  • I'm going arse foremost again, and starting with the second question. Chapter 24 Q1) I decided to have a keek at the paintings of Joseph Mallord William Turner, whose name rang a bell, but I would have been hard pressed to identify a particular painting as his. Most of his work is very imprecise, in the sense that there are great swaths of muted and subtle colours blended together to give a wonderful sense of light and reflection (the man does the sky and clouds in many moods superbly) and he also has some very precise and detailed pictures. But even in the more vaguely imaged ones, there is always a detailed image hidden admist the swirls, which you can't fully appreciate until you look very closely. You can check the pictures out here http://www.ibiblio.org/wm/paint/auth/turner/ >>>> -- Carla, 17:38:23 09/17/07 Mon
  • This is quite beautiful. Jamie takes on more facets to me because of your interpretation of this man's art. (NT) -- Elaine, 20:40:26 09/17/07 Mon
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