Gurdjieff On the Beach
Gurdjieff am Strand
You wouldn’t believe it what heated arguments we had in our kitchen. Our dear Dina wanted us to praise the ’sweet idleness‚ whereas our Master thought this too tame. He preferred a ‚praise of laziness‚. His point is „Laziness is much more provocative!“ As they are still arguing we Bookfayries have to write now. It’s always on us, the poor little ones.
Heijeijei, Krach gab’s hier, dass die Wände wackelten. Unsere liebe Dina wollte unbedingt ‚das süße Nichtstun‚ loben, Masterchen fand dies zu angepasst, er wollte ein ‚Lob der Faulheit‚ schreiben. „Faulheit ist provokanter!„, argumentierte er.
Da die beiden noch immer argumentieren, müssen wir Kleinfeinfeen wieder schreiben. Immer trifft’s die Kleinsten. Voll gemein!
I, Siri Bookfayrie, was searching quotes praising laziness or idleness. What a hard work and all in vain. Laziness like idleness…
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Greetings from Belgium.
Thank you very much! 🙂
Greetings from Merry Ol‘ England
The Fab Four of Cley
Yep, that’s quite provoking alright 😀
We hope so! It was meant to be.
All the best
The Fab Four of Cley
GREAT!
Thanks a lot our dear friend.
Oh dear, quite a late answer but better than nothing 😉
With lots of love and have a great week
The Fab Four of Cley
Never too late, dear friend.
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