Ina's Blog
Ina Schroders-Zeeders
- Location
- Terschelling West, The Netherlands
- Birthday
- January 04
- Bio
- Freelance Dutch writer. (fiction) Married, 3 sons Living on an island in the North of the Netherlands.
Book in English: "Veritas" 160 poems
http://www.amazon.com/Veritas-Ina-Schroders-Zeeders/dp/0983676461/ref=sr_1_15?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1331059645&sr=1-15
MY RECENT POSTS
- Rondeau redoublé - Maybe it
was passion
March 21, 2012 04:16PM - Once you were in this book
March 17, 2012 04:54PM - indigo night
March 07, 2012 11:26AM - Veritas - my book is out
March 2, 2012
September 25, 2011 08:45AM - The tradesman
July 29, 2011 03:13PM
MY RECENT COMMENTS
- “yep :)”
March 22, 2012 08:35AM - “:)”
March 17, 2012 04:56PM - “:)”
March 17, 2012 01:54PM - “Maple sirup is good for
coffin...”
March 17, 2012 01:50PM - “Thank you blinddream (a
bit late lol), JJ and
Kim!”
March 07, 2012 12:22PM
Ina Schroders-Zeeders's Links
- New list
- Fiction collective featuring Ina
Justice for all! Bill Stickers is innocent!
This is probably old for English speaking readers, but it was new for me. Someone put this pic on a Dutch blog. I googled and found this on "Bill Stickers is innocent":
"In the UK in the 1960s an attempt was made to reduce fly posting (the illegal pasting up of… Read full post »
Beach hunters' sorrow
"Nuts!"
"Laptops!"
"Wood!"
Rumour had it yesterday that this was all washed ashore on our island, or was on its way over, so we went to the beach and checked. We decided to take our change at Formerum aan Zee, and see if there were Landrovers and Jeeps and in what direction… Read full post »
Family history - looking for the Dankbaarheid
This picture was made in a Danish port, about 1927/1929 I think. The little girl is my mother, born 1924, the others are her parents Harmannes and Neeltje, and brothers Jan and Wubbo. The ship was called Dankbaarheid, (Greatfullness, Gratitude) a tjalk, with sails, on w/… Read full post »
A funeral
The last summerlike day it was, when we walked behind the hearse to the graveyard to burry my mother, who died September 20. We all carried one white rose.
The ceremony had been sober, with my husband speaking about her life, my text. We had some music. There were people from… Read full post »
A way to go
This blog might not be up to standard, as I am typing in between visits to the old peoples home where my mother is dying. She is 85 and she had been suffering from dementia for years. She weighs almost nothing now, and she is unconcious, as she is dehydrating, she… Read full post »
Passenger seat
The dance at Durbar Court
Tonight, 150 young girls were going along to Durbar Court in
London's Whitehall, for a rather traditional event - but one which
has fallen out of favour in recent years.
The last few years not many ladies met the standard the
organization was looking for.
Cheryl
Jones-Fortescu… Read full post »
How my mother changed world history - without knowing it!
Terschelling, Netherlands, June 1964
She was skipping the rope that, on the other end, was tight up on the stoop bench, while she stood across the street and my friend was jumping. She had been jumping for such a long time, she started to pant. That’s the thing I remember
… Read full post »Having Weltschmerz? - well so is the world!
When the romantic term Weltschmerz (worldpain, hurt of the world?) was ‘invented’ by Jean Paul, born as Johann Paul Frielrich Richter ( 21-03-1763 - 14-11-1825), a German writer, the World as he knew it was quite smaller than we do nowadays and he meant quite somet… Read full post »
A trip to Amsterdam
Two weeks ago my husband, our youngest son and I went to Amsterdam for a short visit. We took the fast ferry to Harlingen at 7.30. For our teenager that was a bit early but he took it as a man.
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James M. Emmerling
Out on a limb
Surazeus
Blinddream
sagemerlin
Hannah Jolie
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