The photo was taken near the transition between light and dark (or dark and light,as it were) facing toward the sun, by a non-French speaking non-Sheboyganite. (Zoom is provided so you can see the swimmers on the lake.)
(It is the hope of the photographer that the photo may be simply enjoyed and not be the cause of any raucous or hurtful debate which could otherwise detract from the natural beauty of the sun event on the lake.)
4 comments:
Absolutely beautiful. Such a peaceful picture, and such a peaceful purpose behind its posting.
Uncle Dave
the peaceful.
The real question still remains... This so called "sun event" mocks all sense of justice. All we know is that the poster states it comes from a non sheboyganite non french speaking photographer. The photographer obviously wants to stir up more controversy by omitting where the sun event took place. Perhaps this is a vew of lake winnebago just a short drive from sheboygan. If peace is what the so called "non french speaking non sheboyganite" wanted, then she should post a picture of michelle and bryan, as we all see no controversy surrounds their picture... Eventually the NFSNS will throw the world into global thermal nuclear war by these mallicious and pugnacious pictures.
As the french say, "your father was a hamster, and your mother smelt of elderberrys!"
~painter
In other words, "votre père était un hamster et votre mère sentie d'elderberrys."
Uncle Dave,
the Multilingual and Peaceful.
You may well ask:
Who is this "-painter," and why is he/she so well-educated in the wise sayings of those who spurn hamsters and elderberry?
You may also wonder, why the deviation from standard American rules for proper nouns and capitalization, and why the Irish plural (elderberrys vs. elderberries)?
The answers to these questions are are all clues to -painter's identity, and thus to the context of the comments . . .
Remaining for obvious reasons,
Anon.
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