Thursday, February 23, 2006
You only want what you can not have.
When I was in St. Augustine last, I snapped a bunch of pictures of the architectural details of the facade of Flagler College, including the one seen here. I assumed the motto was some lofty academic saying, and I never really got around to looking at the image too closely.
Earlier today, I was looking for the images of the pink hibiscus that I shot there, and stumbled over it. One of my co-workers was looking over my shoulder, saw the plaque and started laughing.
The inscription is in Spanish, and reads, "When I can, I don't want to. When I can not, it is what I desire most. "
Interesting motto on an academic building, no?
Earlier today, I was looking for the images of the pink hibiscus that I shot there, and stumbled over it. One of my co-workers was looking over my shoulder, saw the plaque and started laughing.
The inscription is in Spanish, and reads, "When I can, I don't want to. When I can not, it is what I desire most. "
Interesting motto on an academic building, no?