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The History Of HerefordTHE HISTORY OF HEREFORDThe History Of Hereford
Hereford is derived from two old Latin words. “Ford” meaning “River” and “Here” meaning “Here”. The city was originally a pagan site of worship, where the druids would travel from miles around to regularly sacrifice small rodents to the great pagan deity, Dulac, the god of resentfulness and despair.
The Hereford City coat of arms bears the Latin motto “Invictae Fidelatiis Praemium” which, roughly translated, means “The Great Hole In The West”.
Following an argument about cabbage, the invading Romans fought the native Bri
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Swim with Dolphins? Pfft. Real men run with scissors.
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I bought a cactus. A week later it died. And I got depressed, because I thought, Damn. I am less nurturing than a desert.
- Demetri Martin, New York Magazine, October 3, 2005
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Life is like a camera.
We have to accept the bad photos---
Your eyes were closed,
Smile crooked,
Face blocked---
And smile for the next.
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