#38: The Rule Of Four | Book Review

The Rule Of Four by Ian Caldwell & Dustin Thomason Rating:⭐⭐⭐⭐ What’s it about? The Rule Of Four by Ian Caldwell and Dustin Thomason follows the story of four Princeton University students on their final year of study. It’s Easter and two of the students, Tom Sullivan and Paul Harris, scramble to finish their theses…

#34: The Stone| Scale

    In response to this week’s WPC: Scale I took this photo during my Stonehenge Tour in England and although not the most striking post ever, I thought placing the stone between my forefinger and thumb changes the perspective and the mystery this huge magnificent stone circle is known for. ©jodiepages 2017. All Rights…

#33: My spontaneous trip to the UK/Europe.

It’s been a month since I arrived from my spontaneous European trip. I say « spontaneous » because before embarking on this journey, I had no way of comprehending that a trip to my favourite continent in the world would actually be possible. I mean, I had just gotten back from my Asia travels and also the…

#32: 22 things I’ve learned at 22.

I recently celebrated my 22nd and so I thought I’d write about the most important things I’ve come to learn as I reached one of the most influential ages. Ask Taylor Swift, she knows. 1. Always do your best. What you sow now you will reap later. In just two years, I have changed from…

#30: Waterfalls | Elemental 

« A handful of earth here, a pinch of air there and a bucketload of water everywhere and voilà, you have a masterpiece, » says Nature, the greatest artist of all time. In response to this week’s WPC, Elemental. (c) jodiepages 2017. All Rights Reserved.

#28: Transient rainbow

After a strong thunderstorm, a double rainbow lit up the sky. But it disappeared almost as quickly as it appeared and I was quite lucky to capture its ephemerality. In response to this week’s WordPress Challenge – Transient. (c) jodiepages 2017. All Rights Reserved.

#27: Nephew | Order

This week’s response to WPC: Order… ..is a picture of my nephew showing me how to stack my fragrances in a neat order. This kid knows order better than they do in the parliament. (c) jodiepages 2017. All Rights Reserved.

#26: Can you guess? | Friend

I met him when I was 9, His name is Kitch Roger, Or sometimes it’s Stein, Or ‘Clock watcher’, Depends on my mood or his mood. He doesn’t speak nor move, But I am harmoniously in love, Drowning in its soft chords, And its blue slender body, He was a dream come true. I carry…