Tales from childhood: Support in competition.

Mrs. M. was an active person. She could organize many different things. Also, Mrs. M. participated in various promotions and competitions.

This time, a well-known magazine announced that whoever collects the most badges will receive several soft toys.

“I think we should support Mrs. M. collect these badges,” Sophie said.

“Cool idea!” Sophie’s granny said.

Sophie, if she saw badges, she immediately took them.

Soon Mrs. M. and her family became the owner of a set of seven plush toys.

“Thank you all for your support!” Mrs. M. said.

Sophie was proud of herself, because she was involved in this.

Source of image:

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Tales from childhood: A new teacher in the school.

Mrs. M. had an education. She was a teacher. Lara's stepmother studied in a college for several years. People said that she was a good student.

"Mrs. M. studied very well," said her mate.

This woman decided to work in Sophie's school.

She studied children read, write, and count. Also, Mrs. M. explained to the little pupils how to behave.

Children, parents, and other teachers were happy to have such a good teacher.

Icarus.

Icarus (Ἴκαρος) was a son of Daedalus and Naucrate in Greek myths and legends.

His father Daedalus created two pairs of wings. He used wax and feathers. Icarus and Daedalus flew together on these wings.

Daedalus asked his son not to fly too close to the sun and the sea. They flew in the sky.

But suddenly Icarus forgot about father's words. He flew very high and the sun melted the wax on his wings. So, Icarus fell into the sea and drowned.

His body was buried by Heracles. Icarus was buried in Icaria (Ικαρία). The sea where he drowned was named the Icarian Sea (Icarus, Icarium mare) (᾽Ίκαρος, ᾽Ικάριον πέλαγος). 

This myth became popular in different arts.

Etruscan civilization.

The Enruscan (Etrusci) (Etruschi) (τυρσηνοί, τυρρηνοί) civilization was located in ancient Italy territory. They were before the Romans.

This civilization had its own society, culture, kings, laws, language, arts, mythology, and etc. 

The Etruscan was before the Romans. They were during Iron and Bronze Ages.

Later the Etruscan were assimilated into Romans.

This civilization had many different things. There are ceramics, statues, jewelry, cities from the Etruscan.

Source of image:

https://www.shutterstock.com/es/image-vector/vector-illustration-hand-drawn-etruscan-alphabet-793582603

Source of image:

https://www.istockphoto.com/es/foto/etrusco-tumba-gm1048233322-280385342

Source of image:

https://www.istockphoto.com/es/vector/estilo-de-vida-en-el-imperio-romano-trajes-de-la-antigua-roma-ilustraciones-gm1332804824-415540444

Roman numerals. Part III.

DI-501

DII-502

DIII-503

DIV-504

DV-505

DVI-506

DVII-507

DVIII-508

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DX-510

DXI-511

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DCCCXCVIII-898

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CM-900

CMI-901

CMII-902

CMIII-903

CMIV-904

CMV-905

CMVI-906

CMVII-907

CMVIII-908

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CMX-910

CMXI-911

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CMLXVI-966

CMLXVII-967

CMLXVIII-968

CMLXIX-969

CMLXX-970

CMLXXI-971

CMLXXII-972

CMLXXIII-973

CMLXXIV-974

CMLXXV-975

CMLXXVI-976

CMLXXVII-977

CMLXXVIII-978

CMLXXIX-979

CMLXXX-980

CMLXXXI-981

CMLXXXII-982

CMLXXXIII-983

CMLXXXIV-984

CMLXXXV-985

CMLXXXVI-986

CMLXXXVII-987

CMLXXXVIII-988

CMLXXXIX-989

CMXC-990

CMXCI-991

CMXCII-992

CMXCIII-993

CMXCIV-994

CMXCV-995

CMXCVI-996

CMXCVII-997

CMXCVIII-998

CMXCIX-999

M-1000

Milk and white chocolate.

 

Calypso.

Calypso (Καλυψώ) was a nymph in Greek myths and legends. She was a weaver. Her name means “she who conceals”. Calypso lived on the island of Ogygia. Odysseus spent seven years with her on this island.

Calypso’s parents were: Atlas, Nereus, or Oceanus and Tethus, Pleione, or Doris. Also, she had several siblings. 

When Odysseus lived on the island Ogygia Calypso was in love with him. But Odysseus was homesick and she let him go.

Then Hermes came to Calypso.

She had children: Latinus,  Nausithous, Nausinous, and Telegonus.

Calypso killed herself because she loved Odysseus.

Source of image:

https://www.istockphoto.com/es/vector/reuni%C3%B3n-de-tel%C3%A9maco-calypso-por-lionel-royer-gm1126514464-296613934

Source of image:

https://www.istockphoto.com/es/vector/hermes-y-calypso-mitolog%C3%ADa-griega-grabado-en-madera-publicado-en-1880-gm538046506-95608285

Source of image:

https://www.shutterstock.com/es/image-vector/calypso-engraved-vector-portrait-ink-contours-1933159835

Famous people and their quotes. Part sixty seven.

                                                Johann Wolfgang von Goethe.

Source of image:

https://www.shutterstock.com/es/image-photo/germany-circa-1961-postage-stamp-showing-1950719440

“Wisdom is found only in truth.”

“Correction does much, but encouragement does more.”

“Knowing is not enough; we must apply. Willing is not enough; we must do.”

“Magic is believing in yourself, if you can do that, you can make anything happen.”

“Nothing is worth more than this day.”

“All theory, dear friend, is gray, but the golden tree of life springs ever green.”

“Thinking is easy, acting is difficult, and to put one's thoughts into action is the most difficult thing in the world.”

Source of information:

https://www.brainyquote.com/authors/johann-wolfgang-von-goeth-quotes

Great people: Charlotte Brontё.

Charlotte Brontё was an English writer and poet. She was born on April 21, 1816, in Thornton, Yorkshire, England. Her parents were Patrick Brontё and Maria Branwell. Also, Charlotte had two younger sisters, Emily and Anne.

She studied in schools.

Charlotte Brontё wrote her famous novel Jane Eyre in 1847. This book became famous and was translated many languages.

She married Arthur Bell Nicholls.

Brontё died on March 31, 1855, in Haworth, Yorkshire, England.

Literature. Part eighty two.

                                                 Wives and Daughter, An Every-Day Story by Elizabeth Gaskell.

Molly Gibson was the only child in the family. Her father Dr. Gibson was widowed.

Little Molly visited the local aristocratic mansion. Then she was given to governess Clare. But she didn't want to care for Molly. So, Dr. Gibson took his daughter home.

Seven years later Molly Gibson became a young woman. She was kind and closed. Mr. Coxe was her father's student, he was in love with Molly.

Also, she met with rich family. Molly befriended Rodger.

Dr. Gibson decided to marry a second time. He chose Clare for his wife. Molly tried to love her stepmother. Also, she had a new stepsister named Cynthia.

The characters of the novel experience different emotions. They visited many places, had connections, have had love, and secrets.

Recipe of idea for force-meat.

Ingredients:

Chopped meat-300 g

Onion-1

Oil-3 table spoons

Salt, pepper, Italian seasoning-taste

Chopped the onion.

After mix all ingredients in one pan.

Fry it.

Bon Appetit!