#karac

I had only seen the cropped version not the original picture! Jonesy and his wife were also there! And look how Robert zeroed in on the photographer, while everyone else is not even aware. Another observation is that Karac was a big boy- tall for his age. If he would've survived, he would have probably been as tall as Robert (seeing that he was only 5)...Sadly, he would succumb to a virus shortly after this picture was taken in 1977.

Another day... by bahallavi

I’ve been teaching art  in NYC schools for almost ten years and am delighted to have an opportunity to share my experience with our community of children.  I helped to found a vibrant arts program at a Brooklyn based Reggio Emilia inspired program and I hold the philosophy of Reggio Emilia close to my heart—prioritizing exploration with materials and following the children’s interests. Children learn best when they make their own discoveries, and that is just what I will offer—a space for open-ended sensory explorations that will enrich their curiosity and inspire them to keep exploring and making connections.  

A song written by Robert Plant and John Paul Jones after the death of Plant's 4 year old son, Karac Pendragon Plant, from what sounds like by all accounts I have read,  peritonitis, after having suffered from some sort of stomach virus that went into the deadly infection. Plant sang and recorded the song in one take, as he was truly singing from the depths of his pain, and his very soul.

Robert Plant with his son that passed away. Karac

happy birthday to queen #karac this edit is as sassy as you. 💁�👑