Invincible Summer
“In the depth of winter, I finally learned that within me there lay an invincible summer.”
― Albert Camus
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Taken on Thursday January 31, 2019
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Posted on Saturday November 12, 2022
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William Sutherland said:
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Steve Bucknell said:
I’ve been reading John Berger’s “Confabulations “ this morning; he had been reading Camus and thinking about how we are all , in some way, orphans. “ An orphan one learns to be self-sufficient and one learns the tricks of the trade that go with that. One becomes a free-lance.” Perhaps because of reading this I see orphanhood in the picture…Although…is the figure carrying a child? Perhaps it’s Cormac McCarthy’s The Road…Whichever. Invincible.
Rachel J Bowler replied to Steve Bucknell:
Oddly though, the last time I went out in foggy weather to the local park, there were a number of men pushing toddlers around in prams, which, I thought, was very strange!
Steve Bucknell replied to Rachel J Bowler: