As always, click on the pics to see and download (if you want) larger versions of each. Also, if anyone knows German, I would love to know what the tablet the woman is holding says.
Tombstone – Woman with Tablet
my friends
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- When social media refuses to get along. Julie R. Neidlinger
- Mitt Happens Helen Philpot
- The Prairie Princess and her eminent domain. Julie R. Neidlinger
shared items
- A Poem For Sunday
- The Christmas Song
- Herod - then and now A non lectionary sermon based on Matthew 2:13-23
- Prayer of Teresa of Avila
- Sunset with Silhouettes and Chemtrails
- Bibledex: a video about every book in the Bible
- Di*cip*eshi*
- Love Wins: Part 7, Your Gospel Is Too Small
- Brennan Manning’s Last Words
- Salvation: Do We Have It All Wrong?
I put what words I could completely see into Babelfish, and this is what it generated:
probably tons of the life noth nevertheless schauert live before death — to live sees the dark hand, which… it offered bright cup
I think Babelfish is simply a word-by-word translator, so doesn’t deal with idioms and such. Maybe a German speaker can do better…
The inscription if the first 2 stanzas of a poem by Goethe:
“Truly death ends life’s need,
Yet shudders life ‘fore death;
Life sees the dark hand,
Not the bright chalice she offers.”
Thanks for the translation, Larry!