'Cephalophoria': an independent perspective

To get the map round the right way and bring back under one roof various streams of my writing.

Thursday, May 16, 2019

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We also now have put up a street library in front of the house. ....Someone has to read books still!?

Posted by Dennis Argall at 1:50 PM

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With thanks to Matt Kaarma for the photo.

this (in 2017) is a new blog...

... to make a fresh start, a note from the author, Dennis Argall.

The word 'cephalophoria' suggested itself to me, is my own invention, as meaning "love of free mindedness". St Denis, my name saint who apparently could not spell, probably a common enough thing in the third century CE, was a cephalophore. That is a member of a small group of christian saints who somewhat prior to the manner of M Python, carried on doing what they were doing after their heads were cut off. Much impressing ladies for a bit, see below: St Denis on the wall of Notre Dame de Paris heading out of town after an encounter with the unwilling.

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I have worked through a number of blogs since 2000. I have had some eight domain names registered for different projects, of which only 'A Place of Info' remains [update: all closed down in 2018].

Blogger then emerged and I began a blog in my own name... But that seemed a bit too self-important. I wandered into particular fragments of brain space with other blogs. This for home food garden, later this for some international issues. But health issues have intervened to prevent diligence.

A number of blogs regarding travel, perhaps begin here.

From travel, a number of books published through Blurb. Here is the index page. There is an interesting challenge, when you have blogged a trip, to find the entirely different structure of book.

Here then, fed up with splitting my brain as separate blogs tend to do, I attempt anew to put my brain creations together. In a diversity of whatever.

Of course, after all that being said, I started a new blog for a bowerbird.

St Denis de Paris

A case of severe independent-mindedness - a cephalophore - heading out of Paris still preaching to closely admiring women, after an encounter with the unwilling circa 250CE. (image borrowed from Cool Stuff in Paris of Manning Leonard Krull, click on photo.)

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