Quote of the day - African proverb

I really would like to give all the same things in english and spanish than I do in french, but it is just impossible, because of time first of all, and energy in the second time.

So, I will put here exactly the same pictures and quotes than in the french and spanish blog.

I am not used to it, as any language has his own quotes but I will say that... if you don't know what it means, just do like me... If you are interested, you will go for it and use a dictionary or a translator.

I also have to confess that many things in french are just... not translatable. The vocabulary is so rich and we used to play with words...

Whatever, the quote of the day is about... old people and books, many pictures just don't need any word and for the rest... some are already in english but today, you will also find sentences in french and spanish.

All is interesting to know, if you want to... It is a part of culture, I think.

You will also see some pictures signed by Murciano, another time... but the first time I already told you that his talent was absolutly not limited to color pictures...(http://lavacheroseinenglish.over-blog.com/2015/05/woman-by-murciano.html) and here is the proof like this draw of Albert Einstein... who is also one of my favorites and will have (I, honestly don't know when) a big post on him.

To finish, I just will say that there is ABSOLUTLY no particular order in those pictures and quotes.

And that, at the end, there is a beautiful french song called " Mon vieux " (we used to say that meaning " my father " and means " my old " textually - again translation is screwing the original meaning). The song is subtitled in english.

Quote of the 30th of may 2015 - African proverb