asked them to enter. But he was better then his son, who ignored the common people entirely.
Whenever I walk between old buildings, in ancient cities, through historic fields, I wonder...how would it have been in the old days. Louis the fourteenth would stroll passed you when you were standing in his garden. He would go to his quarters to his daily time to meet the public. They came to him asking for help, advise and above all money. He listened. Sometimes provided the money and sometimes let people wait for days on end before he
asked them to enter. But he was better then his son, who ignored the common people entirely. |
AuthorHi, I'm Bregtje. Here you can find me with my head between piles of paper, sticking stuff in arty albums and brushing away with paint. But I also can be found with my head in a newly home made cupboard or above the kitchen stove or even up side down in the garden! And now I'm developing a new hobby to add to my ever growing project list: blogging about it all! Please find my Garden blog, Kitchen blog, Homemaking blog and Art blog here! Archives
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