Category Archives: anti perfectionism

scapegoat in German

Posted on September 25, 2017 by seagullsea

Scapegoat is German is Sündenbock ,the goat that is used for blame for one’s sins. The origin of the phrase is in the Bible, the old testament. Scapegoats rarely change, once it is established a certain group or individual is … Continue reading →

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Hello, Royal Dutch , are you there ?

Posted on September 19, 2016 by seagullsea

One day, during the days there used to telephone ringing,  the telephone rang. Brrr brrr R.D.E*: “Hello, this is the royal Dutch embassy calling” Me: Hello, yes. R.D.E.: We are calling because we have a request for  Dutch Identity cards and … Continue reading →

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The fault in our stars

Posted on July 19, 2016 by seagullsea

“…but it is the nature of stars to cross,and never was shakespeare more wrong than when he had Cassius note,”The fault ,dear Brutus is not in our stars but in ourselves.” ….. “Not marble,not the gilded monuments Of princes,shall outlive … Continue reading →

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A night near Paris

Posted on May 11, 2016 by seagullsea

“Every dog has its day”   -An Arab saying Tonight i was faced with the following dilemma; Talk to a man capable of anything who seemed uninterested in the fate of a small black puppy in the middle of one … Continue reading →

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The world out there and i

Posted on May 1, 2016 by seagullsea

Internet preachers Spaceships captains Going no where Special But talking as if They were. Promises Glitter and glue projections that fall apart upon close Inspection. None of that. None of them. Truth lays hidden Somewhere inside Where you can not … Continue reading →

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what happened to the country mouse

Posted on February 9, 2016 by seagullsea

The country mouse got tired of the same same; he was tired of the green leafy pastures of glory the singing birds fluttering joy above his head, running to avoid birds of prey whistling  from above his head, he then … Continue reading →

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Why Hillary Clinton can not claim to be a feminist

Posted on February 8, 2016 by seagullsea

The recent American presidential elections campaign have awakened the need to clarify who is a feminist? Hillary Clinton claims to being a defender of women and girls rights,but can she make that claim based on her life choices ;choosing to … Continue reading →

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Two-Legged Chihuahua and Fluffy Chicken Are the Best Best Friends EVER

Posted on February 4, 2016 by seagullsea

http://killerpicts.com/0f56b0c5a79bd?utm_content=bufferb58f3&utm_medium=social&utm_source=plus.google.com&utm_campaign=buffer&page=5 Someone told me today to think of three positive things just before i go to sleep so they can appear in my dreams and sweeten my sleep, now all i need is one more…

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Snow white

Posted on January 21, 2016 by seagullsea

In memory of my aunt Rachel who used to  collect witches Remembering snow white  on such a cold day  when the snow lays on the ground  and it is easy to imagine her being born. And no one wants to marry … Continue reading →

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shells-an essay about the self

Posted on January 19, 2016 by seagullsea

Written as a result of watching hermiit crabs on an empty carribean beach last year. I  think the cause of all misery and temporary happiness is identification. Society teaches us to seek to be in a certain status and position … Continue reading →

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