Three Days, Three Quotes Challenge | Day 2
by Elouise
Say but little
and
say it well
I’m walking along the sidewalk outside the still-new Scottish Parliament building in Edinburgh. Quotes are engraved on the wall in spaces that seem deliberately left open for future inscriptions.
So why pick this? I love its brevity, and its application to writing as well as speaking. I’m guessing this is a message (in two languages) from Scots who count on their representatives inside the walls to speak on their behalf. No long-winded speeches, please. Just carefully chosen words that hit the mark. Then sit down.
I wonder whether they know about Proverbs 10:19?
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Thanks to my blogging friend Herminia for inviting me to take part in this challenge! If you don’t know her already, check out her blog. Herminia is a go-getter. She doesn’t waste time or words. Every post is short and to the point.
Here are the rules for this challenge:
- Post one quote a day for 3 days (your quote or someone else’s)
- Thank and create a link to the blogger who nominated you
- Nominate 3 other bloggers (per post) to take part in the challenge
Here are my second three nominees:
- You! Are you sitting on the fence, wavering? Just do it!
- The Qwiet Muse
- Ngobesing Romanus
No Rush and No Obligation ~ You don’t have to report in to anyone!
© Elouise Renich Fraser, 28 Sept 2015
Photo credit: DAFraser, September 2015
Matthew 28:20b And remember, I am with you always, to the end of the age.
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A wonderfully compact and hope-filled promise!
Elouise
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Copying it now 😀 :p
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You’re welcome! The quote is a zinger. Ouch.
Elouise
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