Writing, Painting, Animal Rights!! Mythology, Elves,Fairies,Dragons,Unicorns, Making Teddy Bears, Paranormal EVP etc, Reading books, George Orwell's Animal Farm, Goethe, Friedrich Nietzsche, Heinrich Heine, Roald Dahl, Edgar Allan poe, H.P. Lovecraft, Marcus Aurelius
I'd like to meet:
Writers, animal friendly people.
People who have a social awareness who would in one way
or the other make a difference. To be the voice of the
voiceless for humans and animals! on our journey on this
planet.
Music:
Gregorian Masters Of Chant, Classical music, Celtic music,
German Volksmusik, Stephen Bishop, Andy Williams, Christopher Cross, Doris Day, Andrew Sisters, Sarah Brightman,
Enya, Kitaro, Helen Reddy, Jean Michele Jarre, Enigma, Schindlers List, Demis Roussos
Movies:
Lord of the Rings, Somewhere In Time, Philadelphia Experiment,
Old movies Singing In the Rain etc. Equilibrium, The Motorcycle Diaries, Sleepy Hollow, Braveheart, Doctor Zhivago,
The Gladiator, The Village, Titanic,Narnia,
Edward Scissorshand,Lawrence of Arabia
Television:
Interesting programs, History Chanel, Discovery Chanel,CSI,Comedy,Animal Precinct,
Informative and Historical programs, Midsomer Murders.
Books:
Order now at your local bookstore
Now also available through Lulu
Book Description:
Now published for the first time, "Thoughts From Old Walls" is a collection of over 40 poems by artist and writer Marianne Loyd. Through hope, dreams and memories, her poems cover a wide range of emotions but is also a commentary on the human condition.
Marianne's ability to observe the innate characteristics in nature, objects and people enables her to tell the stories that define moments in time that we all can recognize as somewhere we have at one time been; the sense of awe and wonder that we've all been captured by at some state in our lives, the feeling of despair and loss, the places we linger in between with the longing and questioning, or the sense of newfound hope and anticipation of the future.
Title: Thoughts from Old Walls
Author: Marianne Loyd
ISBN: 978-1-4116-8269-6
Paperback, 102 pages, 6" x 9"
Title: Silhouettes
Author: Marianne Loyd
ISBN: N/A
Book Description:
Marianne Loyd's next poetry book Silhouettes.
COMING SOON
Heroes:
I have often been asked are you a communist?. No I am not a communist or belong to any other political ideology because I think all political ideologies has failed humanity when they are put to practice by the people in power. That is why I admire Che Guevara as a fellow human being that said "The people's heroes cannot be separated from the people, cannot be elevated onto a pedestal, into something alien to the lives of that people"
Che Guevara is one of few political leaders to this day that have proven them selfs worthy of political power. He was very kind to people and helpful, never taking advantage of his position for personal gain. Unlike other head of state including the monarchies which is a subject all by itself.
Che Guevara practiced what he preached he worked with the people and for the people and he said "In these conditions, a great dose of humanity is needed, a sense of justice and truth, if we are not to fall in the trap of extreme dogmatism, of scholasticism or isolation from the masses. Every day you have to fight so that love for humanity can be transformed into concrete deeds, into acts that set an example, that mobilize"
Che Guevara saw that communism had its limitations. Che was a threat to the elite in both communism and among capitalism. He also said "How easy it is to govern when one follows a system of consulting the will of the people and one holds as the only norm all the actions which contribute to the well being of the people".
I personally think that the head of state should not live or eat better than the people they "rule" over. No expensive banquets from the tax payers money and lavish living beyond what their people have the opportunity to have. It doesn't help with good ideologies or promises when the people in charge doesn't practice what they preach but instead create another elite in this hierarchy.
This is a quote from Abraham Lincoln who said "Nearly all men can stand adversity. But if you want to test a man's character - give him power"
