Zes woorden met beeld – Armoede
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Rijkdom en armoede liggen dicht bij elkaar. Een gok en het slaat over van het ene naar het andere. Prachtig verwoord in jouw zeswoordenverhaal.
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Ik ben blij dat je denkt dat het werkt!
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Of het werkt juist niet, het kan twee kanten op overslaan.
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Ik bedoelde de een leidt tot armoede, natuurlijk.
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Nice entry, i’m glad that i am not a gambler 😉
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Heel goed gevonden Colonialist. 🙂
Een gokverslaving is het begin van de armoede.
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Goed zes woordenverhaal. I agree with Marion; this is absolutely a way towards poverty!.
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Ek ben blij dat je zo denken!
That was the way I have seen it happen. Always the one more try!
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Goed gedaan!
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Dankie!
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Great painting
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Actually, it is “Gwendolen at the roulette table” – 1910 illustration to George Eliot’s “Daniel Deronda”.
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clever! and positive too 🙂
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Depends on the direction of positivity!
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Well written Col.
Very well 😉
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Thanks! It was fun dabbling in another language.
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Ok, I think I follow. 🙂
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I’m sure you do!
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Unfortunately it seldom happens!
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That is why it is a definition of ‘Armoede’!
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Zeer goed!
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Heel hartelijk bedankt!
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Col, you participated! Thank you 🙂
Yours is a story about a sure way to poverty. I like it, very original.
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I had to keep it simple, due to my limited vocabulary!
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Marion, my mother used to be friends/penpal with a Mien Driessen. Ring a bell?
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*pretending to know what you say* that’s great! 😉
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It is SO similar to Afrikaans, surely you follow it?
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Something about winning something back?
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Indeed. The challenge topic is ‘Poverty’, and my story reads: ‘Once again, to win everything back’.
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