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A Daughter of Venice: March 2012
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A Daughter of Venice. Thoughts on and inspired by John Seymour Wood's "A Daughter of Venice". Monday, March 19, 2012. The Everyday in Venice. Diary entry: Venice, Nov. 8th. While at Café Florian, the narrator meets with an acquaintance, Miss Romney. Regarding Venice, she says to him, “But Mr. Burden, is it not awfully-er-dirty? Posted by Sophia Khan. Links to this post. Labels: Reflections on Venice. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). View my complete profile. The Everyday in Venice. Diary entry: Venice, Nov.
A Daughter of Venice: December 2011
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A Daughter of Venice. Thoughts on and inspired by John Seymour Wood's "A Daughter of Venice". Sunday, December 11, 2011. Seeing vs. Feeling Venice. Diary Entry: Venice, Nov. 4th. Making reference to tourists pointing with umbrellas at Palazzo Mocinego, the narrator states:. 8220;It assists more than the flaming advertisements of the curiosity shops in making of Venice an exhibition, a something to be seen, not felt.”. What is the difference between something that is seen and something that is felt? Seein...
A Daughter of Venice: Seeing vs. Feeling Venice. Diary Entry: Venice, Nov. 4th
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A Daughter of Venice. Thoughts on and inspired by John Seymour Wood's "A Daughter of Venice". Sunday, December 11, 2011. Seeing vs. Feeling Venice. Diary Entry: Venice, Nov. 4th. Making reference to tourists pointing with umbrellas at Palazzo Mocinego, the narrator states:. 8220;It assists more than the flaming advertisements of the curiosity shops in making of Venice an exhibition, a something to be seen, not felt.”. What is the difference between something that is seen and something that is felt? Seein...
A Daughter of Venice: May 2012
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A Daughter of Venice. Thoughts on and inspired by John Seymour Wood's "A Daughter of Venice". Thursday, May 24, 2012. Il dolce far niente. The sweetness of doing nothing. Diary Entry: Venice, Nov. 15th. 8230;I may be, for aught I know, being silently steered to my death. I care not; I recline on the cushions, and seem to feel the smooth water slipping underneath; this is enough; this is Venice…. Posted by Sophia Khan. Links to this post. Labels: Reflections on Venice. Sunday, May 20, 2012.
A Daughter of Venice: Il dolce far niente. The sweetness of doing nothing. Diary Entry: Venice, Nov. 15th
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A Daughter of Venice. Thoughts on and inspired by John Seymour Wood's "A Daughter of Venice". Thursday, May 24, 2012. Il dolce far niente. The sweetness of doing nothing. Diary Entry: Venice, Nov. 15th. 8230;I may be, for aught I know, being silently steered to my death. I care not; I recline on the cushions, and seem to feel the smooth water slipping underneath; this is enough; this is Venice…. Posted by Sophia Khan. Labels: Reflections on Venice. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom).
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Florence from the Heart :: Sophia Khan
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Sophia Khan - Designer/Educator. Visit Sophia Khan's site]. Appreciating Florence over Time. A tall, rusticated stone arch embedded in a palace's wall basks in the sunlight emitting a sense of antiquity. Architect, Writer, Artist. The Learning Center of Tuscany. Learn to teach English with TLC in only 4 weeks in beautiful Florence, Italy! Website designed and developed by Melinda Gallo. Photos for the site by Melinda Gallo.
Florence from the Heart :: Appreciating Florence over Time
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Appreciating Florence over Time. Published on September 29, 2011. Portions of this article have been adapted from the blog, A Daughter of Venice. Image attribution: By Of the individual pictures, Gryffindor, of the panorama, Roland Geider (Ogre) [GFDL (www.gnu.org/copyleft/fdl.html) or CC-BY-3.0 (www.creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0)], via Wikimedia Commons. Architect, Writer, Artist. The Learning Center of Tuscany. Learn to teach English with TLC in only 4 weeks in beautiful Florence, Italy!
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A Daughter of Venice. Thoughts on and inspired by John Seymour Wood's "A Daughter of Venice". Thursday, January 17, 2013. A Dark Side of Venice. Diary Entry: Venice, Nov. 15th. Swiftly, with the familiar little rocking motion, I go on in the darkness, and the walls on either side seem given up to the dead. There is fear, and tragedy and danger everywhere-but this, too, is Venice…". The novel seems to be slowly taking on a sinister turn. Posted by Sophia Khan. Links to this post. Thursday, May 24, 2012.
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God takes broken and makes it beautiful. Stick to Your Beliefs. January 30, 2015. Stick to your beliefs. These are a few quotes that have been helping me make my decisions in terms of my beliefs. You don’t go to hell for being homosexual. Heterosexuals don’t go to heaven for that. You go to hell because of a refusal to acknowledge your brokenness. Some orientations get healed and changed through coming to Christ. Others, God allows to struggle to be a testimony of grace and redemption. January 22, 2015.
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