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Vingt-huit petites pilules (French) by Pikku-Piru, literature
Literature
Vingt-huit petites pilules (French)
Je prends ma place dans la file de la pharmacie. Quatre personnes devant moi. J’espère que ça ne sera pas trop long. Je m’y suis prise plutôt tard ce mois-ci, j’ai déjà les orteils qui fourmillent. Quand ça fourmille, c’est déjà un poil tard. Mais je viens d’emménager ici et je n’ai encore jamais mis les pieds dans cette pharmacie-là. J’espère éviter l’esclandre. Enfin, ça dépendra des gens en face.
Quand mon tour arrive, j’ai mon ordonnance déjà prête. Je la fourre sous le nez du pharmacien qui d
A Brief Discussion On Limited Palette by Goodnight-Melbourne, journal
A Brief Discussion On Limited Palette
A Brief Discussion On Limited Palette
We all know that temptation when we see a pretty new colour in the art-shop, or the urge to create a mesmerizing colourful artwork while planning a painting. We then use our favourite colour(s) in full force - by means of as much as we want - and we often have more than one favourite colour....
Aftermath: A muddy or unreal canvas! Colours do not look right and did not turn out exactly as it was in our mind - not even close and harmony is far away! It turned into a visual cacophony!
What might get wrong? A lot of things! But specially all those pretty colours you put at will!
It i
Chapter 1 : On bad days. by Pikku-Piru, literature
Literature
Chapter 1 : On bad days.
Desden was quite relieved to get back home, if not enjoying the tram ride there. It was the hottest day of the year yet, and the air conditioning in the car was broken. He was really not fond of days when the temperature would get over 35°C. Especially like today, when the sun was scorching. Not good. Migraines were coming fast when the light was so intense. Secondly, the company he worked for had new clients, Japanese clients from a tiny firm, who didn’t know enough English, nor French, for that matter, to carry on a project. And he might be good at his job, usually, but he just didn’t know Japanese. Same for Korea