Some things remain eternal, such as true love.
. . . and leave the driving to them North Americans will likely recognise that somewhat truncated jingle. For decades, if you didn't drive or had no rail stations nearby, Greyhound was your solution. If it doesn't ring a bell, here is the history. The history of Greyhound Lines is essentially the…
Boy. Time flies, doesn't it? You're relatively young, full of vim and vigor, ready to take on the brand new day and - poof: there goes your ankle. We're quite sure that everyone reading our website can identify. Well, as part of that, as we were looking for ideas for posts,…
Victor Hugo’s description of the Revolution as “the greatest step forward by mankind since the coming of Christ.
With all due love and respect to 1960's singer Del Shannon, we couldn't pass up an opportunity for a pun. Look the other way if corny is not your thing. We all have "a thing" whether it's music, or art, or travel. Good on ya' as we say in the UK. …
Our socialism does not include extreme materialistic concepts, since Indonesia is primarily a God-fearing, God-loving nation. Our socialism is a mixture.
“Baghdad is a city whose name means ‘God-given.'” – [This is not a direct quote but an explanation of the meaning of Baghdad, which is its given name]
Leave it to Johnny Foreigner to point out what you have. Many in the USA take for granted what the country actually offers. If you get away from the snide comments and the sometime questionable behaviour of its citizens, it can be a real epiphany if you've never made the leap. We…
Drumph is a disaster. He is a bully who doesn’t have the curiosity to understand the issues; he contradicts himself repeatedly.
Autumn is often described with quotes about its beauty, the feeling of change, and the transition to cozy times. Some memorable quotes include “Autumn… the year’s last, loveliest smile” by William Cullen Bryant, “Autumn shows us how beautiful it is to let things go” (unknown), and “Life starts all over again when it gets crisp…
Napoleon Bonaparte noted, upon first seeing the island as his place of exile, “I would have been better off if I had stayed in Egypt,”