Powaqqatsi ~ Life in transition

Wagon was pronounced ‘wagan’ in Saxon times. In medieval English it lost the central consonant and became ‘wain’ -- that why Constable’s painting of a farm cart fording a river is called ‘The Hay Wain’ and not ‘The Hay Wagon.’ . . . . If the cargo isn’t tied down well, it will roll from side to side on the ‘wagon-bed’ and that’s the source of ‘wagging,’ as well as ‘waggling.’ The other problem if your possession aren’t safely secured, is that some joker will steal them -- he’s a wag-halter,’ of what we would call a ‘waggish’ fellow. - page 246 - “Written in Stone” Author - Christopher Stevens

When I get to be composer I’m gonna write me some music about Daybreak in Alabama And I’m gonna put the purtiest song in it Rising out of the ground like swamp mist And falling out of heaven like soft dew. ~ Langton Hughes

By Abhi Falls

Unfortunately the people of the country of my origin are yet to realize the preciousness of old antique structures. The build and renovate the old temples with marble floors and otherfittings in vogue in "Stared Hotels" o((