Wales countryside at dusk, when they sky is as pretty as the landscape.
Wales countryside at dusk, when they sky is as pretty as the landscape.
Some people I have enjoyed commutating with over the last week for #FollowFriday
In no particular order:
@DrDaveH
@Nick
@TheUtterChrisp
@JamieNemeth
@BigTittyBimbo
@NickRichards
Thankyou for bighting up my week a little.
(if you don't wish to be on this list just let me know and I can quickly remove you)
When I was a kid, I was not cynical at all.
As a teen, I realized the world was full of people who would take advantage of me given the chance.
As an adult, I had to make a choice:
A. Be cynical by default so nobody could take advantage of my open nature.
B. Remain optimistic, accepting that some people would take advantage of my openness.
After some soul searching, I chose B.
I never regretted being open by default. I look at the world with optimistic eyes, and it’s been a better life.
The New Inn in #Meidrim #Wales in 2009, with my dad and stepmum strolling the main road of this small town.
The New Inn has changed hands and has a different name now (shoulda been called the Newer Inn).
Just down that road is the Meidrim C P School (#ysgol).
Where’s the rest of Meidrim? Yer mostly lookin’ at it.
Today's sentence: Bydd llawer o eira heno.
I am using Google as a crutch, to add bits to what I think I know. I barely know any #Cymraeg - yet! Writing a sentence a day in this friendly and safe environment is already moving me forward quickly, and this is only the second day!
The coastal town of #Llandudno on the northern tip of #Wales near #conwy
Rugged hills meets ocean, with charming town in between.
View of The Shard from under the Millennium Bridge, London.