Writer's Tears

Cheers Sarah ;-)

Before and after - the real question being how long it took between the two shots? (Assuming they show the same bottle...)

I ain't tellin' ... :-)

“Wonderfully easy to drink” says the literature.
‘The light music of whisky falling into glasses,’ James Joyce. Dubliners.
“Samuel Beckett’s last days, recalls Knowlson, were spent in Paris in an old-people’s home. Oxygen canisters stood by his bedside for emphysema, yet he smoked cigarillos regardless and was often mildly squiffy from tots of Bushmills (his favourite whiskey). Immersed in Dante, Beckett appeared to be looking forward to death. He was ‘having fun’, remembered the poet Derek Mahon, who visited him a month before he died in 1989 at the age of 83.”
Flann O’Brien was a Paddy’s whiskey man.
“I love the plop of whiskey in a glass” Brendan Behan.

Of course, for all four of these writers, the tears would be tears of laughter. Sláinte!

Yes, a little golden spirit and tears of laughter are a balm these days (in moderation, of course.) I bought the bottle thinking I was going to share it with a friend and fellow writer, but could only share it virtually. It will have to wait, luckily, there are more where that bottle came from.
Thank you for the literary quotes!

Hi Sarah



Fantastic colours

I hope you enjoy it!!

Best Wishes, a happy Easter, and stay safe!!
Peter

Very nice Sarah - great little Novella too !
(Hope you consider joining in the April Still-Life comp. - www.ipernity.com/group/2249054/discuss/194674) )

Happy Easter. Herb

Thank you for the tip! I'm actually still busy finishing the little novella (!) so that's my current focus. If I have time before the end of the month, might consider submitting something, not that I could ever hope to measure up against the *real* photographers around here ;-)