William Shakespeare came to get vaccinated. Nurse: Which arm? Shakespeare: As you like it Nurse: Was that painful? Shakespeare:Much ado about nothing. Nurse: You will have to have a second jab. Shakespeare: Measure for measure? Nurse: So, how was the experience? Shakespeare: A midsummer night's dream! Nurse: So what do you think of the govt handling of Covid? Shakespeare: It's a Comedy of Errors. Shakespeare now asks the nurse: Shakespeare: When will my quarantine end? Nurse: On the Twelfth Night. Shakespeare: Who will foot my quarantine bill? Nurse: The Merchant of Venice. Shakespeare: Where will I be put up for my quarantine? Nurse: In a Hamlet. Shakespeare: Thank you for helping me! Nurse: All's Well That Ends Well😊

Just thought I’ll post this To carry the burden of a nation! Everyone has their own take on this! Think before you judge? It could happen to you too

The Moon and Venus dancing across the sky of Aries “Ride the wave” and dance to the beat of the Universe

Politics of today ! How does one survive a rift between America and Europe.? Love what you love ❤️ and respect what you respect, it’s your prerogative! Long term friendships is the key, don’t let politics come between 🤷🏽‍♀️

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Roberta Flack

Since Art is trending, AI explores the “Art of Fear” The Art of Fear" can refer to various concepts, including the exploration of fear in art, literature, psychology, and even in personal development. Here are a few interpretations of the phrase: Fear in Art: Many artists use fear as a theme to evoke emotions and provoke thought. This can be seen in horror films, literature, and visual arts that explore the darker aspects of human experience. Artists may depict fear to challenge societal norms, confront personal anxieties, or explore existential themes. Psychological Perspective: In psychology, understanding fear is crucial for personal growth and mental health. The "art" of fear could involve learning how to manage and confront fears, using techniques such as exposure therapy, mindfulness, or cognitive-behavioral strategies. Fear as a Motivator: Fear can also be a powerful motivator. In this context, "the art of fear" might refer to harnessing fear to drive action, whether in personal goals, creative endeavors, or even in leadership and influence. Cultural Reflections: Different cultures have unique ways of expressing and dealing with fear, which can be reflected in their art, folklore, and traditions. Exploring these cultural expressions can provide insights into how fear shapes human experience. Literary Exploration: In literature, fear is often a central theme that drives character development and plot. Authors may use fear to create tension, develop conflict, or explore the human condition.

Don’t let anyone steal your thunder

I’m proud to be a GOOSE!

Audrey Hepburn “Love is not merely a fleeting sparkle on February 14th—it is the quiet glow that lingers in every ordinary moment, in every shared glance, in every gentle kindness. Audrey’s wisdom reminds us that romance is not measured in grand gestures but in the softness of understanding, in the warmth of a hand held through life’s storms, in the simple joy of knowing someone sees you, truly, as you are.”

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The “OLDEN” and The “GOLDEN” “Pride and Prejudice” And life goes on……

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😯 wonder of all wonders, he smiles 😲

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It’s all about the “Victor”