Also, I'm disappointed some people are truly promoting 'be glad you even have a job' as an argument not to make employers pay employees for the power and heating costs they have to make due to working from home being made mandatory by employers.
"The Red Wheelbarrow" is a poem by American modernist poet and physician William Carlos Williams (1883–1963). The poem was originally published without a title and was designated as "XXII" as the twenty-second work in Williams' 1923 book Spring and All, a hybrid collection which incorporated alternating selections of free verse poetry and prose. It is one of Williams' most frequently anthologized poems, and is considered a prime example of early twentieth-century Imagism.
== Writing and publication ==
The pictorial style in which the poem is written owes much to the photographs of Alfred Stieglitz...
Also, it is good and I am very grateful for that (I am planning to read a lot of fanfiction of this fanfiction because the original fanfiction is very, very good)
I was talking about it this weekend if you want to scroll the chat
If you are thinking about reading it, please be assured that it ends well (not knowing that it ended well caused me a lot of distressed when reading it)
Apparently, it's the most read and beloved HP fanfiction ever written. It was translated in numerous language and I actually read it in French (though there was some translation mistakes that were a bit annoying)
@avazula If you have read "Ender's game" (by Orson Scott Card) and liked it, you will probably most definitively love it
IMO, it's almost like a cross fanfiction of the too universe ^^
@avazula Since you did love Ender's Game, I am sorry to tell you this: you will be in a state of deep sorrow when you will have finish the story for the only reason that the story will be over and that you want more
@Mithical Well, yes and no? Like the story was written and then they "cut" it into several books but when I am talking about "Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality" I am talking about the whole thing and not the "book" number 1
But there are still (apparently good) fanfiction of this fanfiction so it's like there are other books in this "serie" except that it's not really the case since they are all fanfiction by different author
@Mithical If you didn't like Ender's Game much (especialy the battles part) then you might not like "Harry Potter and the Methods of Rationality much
Ah, then maybe you will like HPMOR. I don't know since I did like mostly everything about Ender's Game (though the part I loved most was the battles and the whole entertaining strategies going with it)
Anyway, in the second (or third?) "book" of HPMOR, there is a whole similar things with battles and it's very fun and entertaining
Yeah for me it's mostly the idea that I'm going out while supposed to stay inside, and going to be in rather 'closed' quarters too, with someone that does that with several people each day...
And then I'll have to drive a car home that I don't really know XD
@CaldeiraG In my land + 7482 new cases of the parasite, a little decline since last two days, but still I think it could be statistical variation, I mean maybe they just did less tests.
8015 here, which is less than the 8184 from the day before, but there's always a dip on Mondays. Tomorrow we'll also know how many of the total tests taken last week were positive (percentage wise) and we'll know for sure how bad it's gotten.
This problem was one of the main reasons I left IRC forever. (That, and it being a complete ghost town in later years.)
No matter how short and concise and well I write a question here, it almost always won't be actually read by the people who respond to it.
I can literally include a "PS" predict...
This sounds like a lot of frustration with a question. I understand the frustration, but it makes answering the question harder. I'd suggest trimming this down to be more focused on the question rather than the challenges with getting a good answer. — baldPrussian1 min ago