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NikolasBrummer In reply to TheAppleScientist [2012-09-11 08:38:31 +0000 UTC]

thank you a lot. they really do!

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NikolasBrummer In reply to Ion-Swan [2012-08-01 12:31:02 +0000 UTC]

Now out of curiosity, no judgements intended, what books did you read as a kid? I find that is pretty interesting because the photo is rather about death to me than what usually is written about in child books.

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Ion-Swan In reply to NikolasBrummer [2012-08-01 14:14:46 +0000 UTC]

Hahaha,no of course,no judgement
Well,I have started reading from when I was very very young(I asked-begged my mom every night when she returned from work to teach me how to read and write,and so I knew even before the other kids knew what the alphabet was),and I actually started reading child books,obviously.At the age of,I don't know,8 or 9,I had finished all of my books,so I started reading more "classic" literature pieces.My favourite book,for example,was the story of an orphan that wanted to learn how to read,but he was working at some range on a mountain,and when he found someone willing to teach him,his boss didn't want him to.And at some point,there is an old woman who helped him(as he left his boss,went to a village and was living in the streets),whose daughter wanted her to die because,as she said,she was"a pain in the ass".And we see that old woman dying,and being in a paranoia because her daughter was bringing a priest for some reason but she wanted to die alone,in peace.And it always left me crying,because the little boy is her only friend and she is scared of death,but also wants to leave her sad life behind.And that's just an example of a book I read when I was 9(and it still is my favourite,because the whole book is the most amazing I've ever read).Or,the story of the little mermaid,the real story.Her sisters give all of their hair for a knife,and the little mermaid has to stab the hearts of the prince and his wife.But she,instead,throws away the knife,kisses the asleep prince goodbye and her body breaks into millions of tiny pieces and becomes sea foam.And I read that when I was 5.
I wanted to read more "realistic" books,my parents asked me not to read that much,actually,but I didn't listen to them.And since I was always too shy,the thing I spent my free time on was mostly reading
I apologise for the looooooong answer,it's in my nature to write much
Hope I helped your curiosity

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NikolasBrummer In reply to shutupdork [2012-08-01 12:32:01 +0000 UTC]

I am so glad you noticed that, ah! Thank you a lot.

And there's no day two, there was a delay because I went to the Occupy Camp in my hometown for three days since Monday, but I'll re-start as soon as I'm not as busy. That will be soon.

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shutupdork In reply to NikolasBrummer [2012-08-01 13:54:51 +0000 UTC]

You're welcome. I am glad that you seem to be challenging yourself. It is lovely. Whenever day two comes I will be ready for it! Keep growing..

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NikolasBrummer In reply to shutupdork [2012-08-05 09:58:59 +0000 UTC]

I appreciate your support.

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NikolasBrummer In reply to Live-Laugh-Finnick [2012-08-01 12:33:09 +0000 UTC]

thank you a lot & stay strong. I am really glad this somehow helped you!

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Live-Laugh-Finnick In reply to NikolasBrummer [2012-08-01 19:41:25 +0000 UTC]

also, you are quite handsome... you have a perfect face, and hair.

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NikolasBrummer In reply to Gorgone [2012-08-01 12:32:42 +0000 UTC]

Du schmeichelst mir, danke. Ich seh' mich nicht wirklich wie einer, ob das jetzt nach falscher Bescheidenheit klingt hin oder her, aber einfach dass du es sagst, das bedeutet mir viel.

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Gorgone In reply to NikolasBrummer [2012-08-01 13:12:12 +0000 UTC]

Ich wünschte ich könnte so gut mit Worten umgehen.
Übrigends hätten mir diese auch zu meiner Deviation vom Samstag gefehlt, die von der Thematik her sich doch ähneln.
Schau mal [link] .

Liebe Grüße an den Bändiger der Worte und Gefühle.
(Du darfst Dich ruhig geschmeichelt fühlen- tut doch auch mal gut-und freut mich)

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NikolasBrummer In reply to Gorgone [2012-08-05 09:58:23 +0000 UTC]

Ich denke einfach, wenn man älter wird, wird der Tod realer. Für mich ist er oft eine Metapher ... dieses Bild handelt in erster Linie ja auch nicht von dem "Tod" im üblichen Sinne.
Du bist wunderbar.

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Gorgone In reply to NikolasBrummer [2012-08-06 00:20:34 +0000 UTC]

Der Tod ist überall, und für dieses Leben bin ich schon zu oft gestorben.
Ich habe ihn sogar auf mir verewigt.
Man sollte sich bewusst machen, dass an sich ja alles endlich und ohne Bedeutung ist.

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NikolasBrummer In reply to Gorgone [2012-08-26 14:05:42 +0000 UTC]

Aber danach sollte man nicht leben. Man sollte nicht an das denken, was man in hundert Jahren ist. Man sollte im Moment leben, und dann ist es ganz egal, ob es vergänglich ist oder nicht.

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Gorgone In reply to NikolasBrummer [2012-08-26 23:45:04 +0000 UTC]

Das ist auch in meiner Ansicht die Hauptsache: Lebe den Moment - denn der Moment ist vergänglich.

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NikolasBrummer In reply to Rona-Keller [2012-07-30 20:47:55 +0000 UTC]

so glad to see you like it.

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