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The book is also released in The Netherlands I also saw huge posters along a train track and at a busstop Should have known this than I would have taken a picture
Talking about guns, my Dad went with his Grandfather hunting.
Apparently, he saw something moving into the bush, possibly a rabbit (no, not a Bunny one) anyhow, he shot, and the next thing he heard was a loud cry……..AOUH AOUH
He had shot his grand dad in his rearer end.
Needless to say he never went hinting with his GrandDad again, who could not sit on a chair for quite sometimes.
:)
There is a different feel to the Polish cover of “The Winner Stands Alone.”. Very hip, modern..the splash of yellow, the letter type, the layout. I think a Polish bookstore is missing their poster? :)(I am joking) Thanks Basia.
Wooooooohooooo!! Trigger Happy!
Nice poster.
love
lily
Men and guns! Need I say more…The men in my family was hunters for generations. They always sat around shining up their pistols and rifles. Once, my granddad shot a big hole in the living room roof, by accident. I always could look through that hole from upstairs, when I had to go to bed early, and could spy on the family in the living room underneath. I appreciated the hole. The women of course never got tired of talking about the mad man who could have killed somebody!
Ascension.It’s when you can say:from..,but can not finish as..till.
it is a differant view of Paulos’ work,
Thank you Basia,
Breda
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=_WYQW_AsEAs
Chopin’s Polonaise No.6, played by Cyprien Katsaris.
LOVE,
Thelma.
A book cover for .. younger people .. a gun!
Thank you Basia from Poland, Chopin’s loving country.
LOVE,
Thelma.
Hello Poland!