. It was. And now, thankgod, I can stop even pretending to take a self-portrait every day. Whatever made me think that was a good idea? Still, even my sluggish efforts did give me an interesting record of my past year.
I have loved your 365 project! You inspired me so I've been doing one, albeit casually, from the Cyber words I have to enter whenever I comment on your blog. The rule was I had to record the "word" every time I commented. The last one is today's.
ISABEL: I keep your brother and you in my prayers.
LILL: That's WONDERFUL! You have a poet's eye. That list could provide sci-fi characters' names or be the base of nonsense poems, etc. etc. Thanks--it's very cool you did that!
(But "mange"? I know I've had some bad hair, but...)
Heya! Isn't "mange" also Italian for "eat"? My Italian is nonexistent; I fake it from stuff I've sung and what I know of Spanish and Greek. I'm so happy you did all you did in the cyber and real worlds last year...and, Lill, ooohhh what a cool idea to create a cyber poem! Yippeee, Frescadita! U R NO SLUG, GAL!
It was.
Speaking of the boy who never grew up, (and who was usually a girl).....the one with the ST mug = Peter Pan face.
ReplyDeleteHey, yeah! I wouldn't have thought of that, but I do have a Peter Pan–like wink on there, eh?
ReplyDeleteI like it: thanks.
I think it should read "E stato un bello anno"... but that's not important, because it's the lovely smirk behind the paper that counts!
ReplyDeleteYour new year is off to a great start!
Thanks, bink: YOU speak better Italian than I do (not that that's saying much).
ReplyDeleteFresca,
ReplyDeleteI thank you from the heart!
xox
Isabel
I have loved your 365 project! You inspired me so I've been doing one, albeit casually, from the Cyber words I have to enter whenever I comment on your blog. The rule was I had to record the "word" every time I commented. The last one is today's.
ReplyDeleteCyber Poem
shemen
manch
grapo
caroa
wifequal
humly
padotess
semattat
nugavin
regerr
amize
tracen
chrednu
untesi
dappre
ciancep
umanes
nessoni
amude
iscult
bitings
voinia
flogm
emove
unceent
phain
masters
flansa
nongocl
prexpop
adetsis
elcisia
restidig
remstio
lemph
imlmsani
waillyau
messesel
dicingeo
muslies
snote
baciumog
pstred
interver
faings
gringlin
bardshie
suribi
estermis
chskur
pesses
chmpor
conessi
pecaten
buden
leggl
focha
ingeflo
abrato
smasied
mange
My Italian is s***! :)
ReplyDeleteISABEL: I keep your brother and you in my prayers.
ReplyDeleteLILL: That's WONDERFUL! You have a poet's eye.
That list could provide sci-fi characters' names or be the base of nonsense poems, etc. etc.
Thanks--it's very cool you did that!
(But "mange"? I know I've had some bad hair, but...)
Heya! Isn't "mange" also Italian for "eat"? My Italian is nonexistent; I fake it from stuff I've sung and what I know of Spanish and Greek. I'm so happy you did all you did in the cyber and real worlds last year...and, Lill, ooohhh what a cool idea to create a cyber poem!
ReplyDeleteYippeee, Frescadita! U R NO SLUG, GAL!
Love and Hugs,
Stefalala
It was such a beautiful year! I was looking through them and thinking, "What a beautiful life." And what a beautiful human, too.
ReplyDeleteHugs,
Krista
STEF: I guess it is some form of "eat"--my Sicilian grandmother always used to exhort us,
ReplyDelete"Mangia! Mangia!"
KRISTA: Thanks. A beautiful human, hair notwithstanding. : )