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How things relate: a little story about how "segue" works. ß^)
2012.07.07
Once upon a time around 1765, this man's grandfather (Duke Karl Eugen)...
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..., in the time of this famous German writer (Schiller)...,
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...in the town of Stuttgart,...
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...using an army of yellow wheelbarrows (Okay smarty pants, how do YOU know they weren't yellow, huh? Were you there?)...
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...built this palace...
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...so that a concert by George Benson...
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...(with all sorts of people watching)...
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...could be performed late one evening in its fore-court.
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The crowds were happy,...
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...the lights were pretty...
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...and colorful...
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...and George sang all his famous songs ending with "On Broadway" in red.
(I like red.) |
Talking about red, any idea why I took this shot?
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AND NOW YOU UNDERSTAND PERFECTLY WELL HOW "SEGUE" WORKS. (If you don't understand, then go through it again and again until you do. No dessert until then!)
AREN'T YOU GLAD YOU ASKED?
THE END
AREN'T YOU GLAD YOU ASKED?
THE END
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# 2 does it for me! Great post!
Lsample · 2012-07-07: 12:49
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Red strawberries for dessert? :-)))
marilynx · 2012-07-07: 14:14
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hehe... Is the answer " because you like red" ? ;) Great flow, smooth transitions...segue all the way. Great post!
inawe · 2012-07-07: 15:14
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Ha ha... great story telling, J! I didn't know they had phone boxes like that in Germany?! But then, I've never BEEN to Germany... but I STILL thought they were classic English... and why does ANYONE have phone booths any more any way? 8^)
DancingDolphin · 2012-07-07: 15:32
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beautiful set !
photodeclair · 2012-07-07: 17:14
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Oh, this is a great segue and the red phone boxes make perfect sense to me. Great post!
paintbox · 2012-07-07: 17:48
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Good job...
ykumsri · 2012-07-08: 00:43
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Everything is interconnected and you showed it in a very funny and creative way.
angil · 2012-07-08: 06:59
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Nice place.
honzicek · 2012-07-10: 20:50
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