Sunshine Does Not Penetrate Razor Wire
(So I’m told, and I believe)
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Call Me Cate is captivating at: SHOW MY FACE.
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Scrambled, Not Fried 
this is chilling. I just finished “The Chamber” by John Grisham, and this comes hard on the heels of that, making it a visual even more effectively. Serendipity at its finest and scariest.
Let’s hope we never have to find out firsthand if this is true. However, I’m enclined to believe that hope can find its way into just about any situation….perhaps sunlight can use google maps the way that hope does and shine into even the toughest places. Happy 6WS!
Oh, man….I spelled inclined wrong. Apologies.
This reminds me that I need to watch Shawshank Redemption again…
Instantly I thought of concentration camps. I have just been teaching “Night” to my Year 10 class.
That is a very strong sentence, Ron. Impressive.
Yes, the concentration camp theme is very harrowing, but I’m afraid I was judgemental when I first saw this, Ron. I thought “it depends what you’ve done to be inside there whether you deserve sunshine or not”.
can’t say enough about how much can be said, so well, and powerfully, in a few perfect words.
I for one, am glad it is not from your personal experience! 😉
excellent photo with those six words. I’d never ever want to be on the other side.Yikes.
I certainly hope we never know that for a fact! Freedom is wonderful…and I enjoy sunshine!
Happy Saturday!
Linda @ Truthful Tidbits
An interesting set of 6 words for Saturday.
intersting, thought provoking 6 words. the pic, too.