Wednesday, 13 April 2011

Home


There is a(n old) Danish proverb saying:
Ude godt, men hjemme bedst.
Wikiquote's
Translation: It's good to be out (and about), but at home is best.
Possible Interpretation: Seeing different things (cultures) is good, but we still prefer our own way of life.
Possible Interpretation: Can also be meant as a acknowledgement of you or someone else being homesick.

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15 comments:

  1. Yes, we possibly need both: get input outside and come back into familiar surroundings. Leads to an open mind and inner balance.

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  2. Yep, that's exactly how I feel too.

    Looove the orange bricks and blue shadows of this photo :^) Dynamic!

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  3. love the quote and the photo!
    xo

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  4. I' sorry I missed this by a few hours. because of the second option of your post :(
    Love love your shot, so meaningful !

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  5. A really beautiful photo ! And a nice quote... Thanks

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  6. Beautiful colours and composition.
    Home : personal property
    geographical area
    mental or emotional state....
    xx

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  7. Sometimes is good to go out of home to feel it.

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  8. I love your photo and the quote, the color and the light, the shadow play and how great wisdom can be put so simply!
    Happy and sun-filled week to you!

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  9. You seem to prefer being "out and about", are you ever homesick?

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  10. I'd be homesick when out and about would mean I couldn't do what I love (namely writing, paiting, drawing, creating). But I guess you've found a way to do what you love whilst being out and about.

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  11. many meanings to a saying i like, whilest you're building your home again, aren't you?
    i like your promising picture though...!
    n♥

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