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Kronemberger turned a 1:42 lap, even with some traffic. If that doesn’t make your hair stand on end, you might need to consult a psychiatrist. The potential for Honda’s bigger, punchier, and somewhat unconventional Civic Type R can’t be underestimated, and if driving talent can make the difference between it and a Z06, well, it’s going to go far.Yes, but you can respawn them at a riftstone. Both for main pawns and for allied pawns. Main pawns respawn as soon as you touch the riftstone, while allied pawns have to be resummoned.

 Looking at golems for mages most especially.Whew! I’m tired, but it’s a good tired. I managed to get back to Zumba class today and I’m so glad because I’ve really missed it. After not going for a few weeks, it was a tough morning. I’m crossing my fingers I can convince the mamma to go tomorrow morning the new Zumba Strong class. That sounds a little intense, but I’d love to try it. We may need an ambulance ride home – we shall see.
I spent the afternoon yesterday doing some dejunking and reorganizing. I’m mostly working on my “office” drawers and closet. I need to get back to the store and get some more storage stuff. I hate to pack stuff in bins and boxes but I’m throwing out what I can and finding a new home for the rest. If you’ve never read Marie Kondo’s The Life Changing Magic of Tidying Up then I really recommend it. Although I keep thinking about her statement that all those storage bins are for people who keep too much stuff. Sadly, true. My kitchen needs some work also but that’s for another day.
Simon has to go back to the vet this afternoon for follow up blood work. Crossing my fingers all is well and the abnormal test results from six weeks ago were a fluke. We should have results on Monday, so I’ll be tense all weekend waiting.
We had a bit more snow here on Wednesday, but only about an inch so no big deal. I’m really over the cold though! I spend most of the day cocooned in a blanket. The Sassy Cats are over the cold too, Lexie especially hates it.
As far as books go, I’m giving myself through the weekend to finally finish Salt Creek. If I can’t get it done, then I’m packing it in and giving up. I really hate to trash three weeks of time but I can’t spend forever trying to get through this one. I have so many others I’m dying to read.
That’s all for me! Just glad to be getting life back on track.
My gym has Zumba and Zumba Strong too! Strong is a good class. It’s definitely more intense than Zumba. Have fun!!!
Thanks Lori! My instructor just started offering this. I couldn’t go last week due to my grandmother passing away but I’m hoping for tomorrow.
You are really into organizing! I am one of those bin people! I have bins for everything!These drives consist of a planetary gear unit. The constructive solution of this unit is based on the design of planetary gears with rotating housings. Robustness, compactness, economy, and versatility are the most significant features of this product. The compactly shaped, plug-in type hydraulic motor will be directly flanged to the unit.
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Torque rating : 5000 NM..Nature is a key theme in a lot of poetry, from the past and present. Whether it’s from the likes of William Wordsworth, Alfred Lord Tennyson, William Butler Yeats or Sylvia Plath, the concept of including the theme of nature into poetry brings with it different tones and moods that provide a different perspective to a lot of poetry. Some poets looka t the purity and honesty of nature, whilst others look at the destruction mother nature (personified) can cause too.
With this, here are the top ten poems that include the theme of nature surrounding them.
‘Daffodils’ also known as ‘I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud’ was published by William Wordsworth in 1807. It is commonly considered to be one of, if not the, most famous poem of the Romantic Movement in English literature. Its history is well-known, as Wordsworth described being inspired to write the poem have taking a walk with his sister and seeing a line of daffodils growing freely.
‘The Eagle’ was published in 1851 is one of Tennyson’s shortest poems. It consists of only six lines. It presents the eagle as a powerful creature, alone and above the rest of the world. The singular focus on the eagle forces a reader to really consider the creature and how it lives its life. While reading this text, one should their own place in the natural world and the relationship they have with all other living creatures.
This piece is likely William Butler Yeats most widely read. It was published in 1890 and takes place in Ireland, in County Sligo and is about an uninhabited island. Yeats spent parts of his childhood not far from this location. The poem is a perfect example of the “Celtic Revival” style that sought to create a kind of poetry that was entirely Irish in origin, rather than based on the standards of English writers. The poem is in three sections.
The first speaks on the need for the speaker’s physical body. He intends to build a cabin and have a “hive for the honey bee.” The next section is about his soul and the speaker’s quest for peace. Finally, the last section is about memory. In these lines, he connects the memories of the Isle of Innisfree to his current life. The sensory recollections he has of this place come to him when he’s “on the roadway, or on the pavements grey.” They come up from his “deep heart’s core.” Today, ‘Lake Isle of Innisfree’ is one of the most popular and commonly studied, poems in the English language.
’Lines Composed a few Miles above Tintern Abbey’ is told from the perspective of the writer and tells of the power of Nature to guide one’s life and morality. Wordsworth published the poem in 1798. It begins with the speaker, Wordsworth himself, having returned to a spot on the banks of the river Wye that he has not seen for five long years. This place is very dear to him and is just as beautiful and mystical as it was when he left. The poem has inspired debate, study and adoration for centuries.
This is one of Frost’s best-known, and most well-loved, poems. Frost published the poem in 1923. He was in the woods and despairing over his financial state. He did not have the money to provide for his family but chose to continue on rather than give up and walk into the forest. This was a difficult and courageous choice as woods provided an easy escape from the hardships of his life.
‘Winter landscape, with rooks’ describes one speaker’s state of mind through the metaphor of a dark, almost lifeless landscape. The poem was written in 1956, the same year the poet married Ted Hughes. The speaker takes note of how fluidly a river runs through the different parts of a watermill. It goes past all obstacles and enters a dark pond. It is a dreary place, but there is some life there. A swan enters the scene and its purity in that moment strikes the speaker. It is out of place within the narrative, but at the same time makes sense.
Plath moves through the landscape and speaks to her listener, addressing the frozen nature of her heart. The poem speaks to a feeling of confinement and isolation which were on Plath’s mind in a number of other poems on this list.
‘To Autumn’ was published in 1820 is a beautiful poem that discusses the fall season and the renewal of life. In the text, he makes use of a variety of images that speak to the fruitfulness of the season and of the “maturing sun.” There are blessings and budding fruits and flowers. By the end of the poem, he speaks on how important autumn is, and what a prime topic it is for poets to explore. There are new images of flying insects and birds. The take to the skies, bringing the reader up along with them. Keats died soon after the poem was completed.
‘Frost at Midnight’ was written in 1798 and discusses the importance of childhood and the developmental years of one’s life. It also speaks about the power of nature and how it influences the ageing process. Particularly, the poem discusses Coleridge’s own childhood. He