*Sniffly smile*

Mar 01, 2013 21:27

Today is St David's (patron saint of Wales) day.  So excuse me a moment while I patriotically google-splurge-piccies :-


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clodiametelli March 1 2013, 22:32:44 UTC
Dydd gwyl Dewi hapus!:)

Knitted dragony dog is too cute - nice and warm too, I imagine.

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mee_eep March 2 2013, 18:48:14 UTC
diolch yn fawr :D

That is one very docile dog, I'd have to sedate mine to get her in a costume!

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clodiametelli March 2 2013, 23:20:38 UTC
It was only after I'd commented that I had another look and realised it wasn't your dog but a much smaller one. I had been too beguiled by the cute costume to look properly. Cookie is probably wise to put her paw down at costumes.

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charisstoma March 2 2013, 00:22:16 UTC
Happy St. David's Day.
Love the word that came up for the Welch. Cymry. Evocative.

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mee_eep March 2 2013, 18:45:51 UTC
diolch yn fawr ;) ''dee-olk unn vowr'' (thank you very much)

*giggle* I'm grinning at the thought of you trying to pronounce it ;)

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charisstoma March 3 2013, 03:34:59 UTC
I have just spent a confusing time reading what sounds go with with which spellings.
LL trying to say 'long' out of only the right side of my mouth with my tongue in the L position but blocking the left side of my mouth. Llong = Boat in Welch. *head desk*

Yesterday I threw a paragraph at a student, first sentence was in Spanish and the second in French. Kid blinked. I blinked. The transistion was flawless and I didn't even know I'd done it until after it came out of my mouth. Kid knew I'd switched languages before I did and knew which I'd done it in. Smart kid, English speaker in this case.

I'm language resistant but have to try or never get anywhere with the non-English speaking kids. My bad sentences will make the kids more confident to try and probably fail but still try. I keep telling myself that.

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saskia399 March 3 2013, 16:30:37 UTC
Happy Belated St Davids Day *HUGS*

*homesick sigh* Is it even possible to be homesick for a place I just was once? But well, it truly felt like home. You were there! *sigh*

*shouts upstairs* Lads, when is that space-continuum bending machine ready??? I think Primus has homework or something *shakes head* *sigh*

I think I'm gonna cuddle my own mending cuddly in an attempt to stave of homesickness for Wales (and a few certain inhabitants).

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mee_eep March 3 2013, 20:18:58 UTC
LOL hey I went a whole day going -Saskia was here last year-

News: Prince Charles and Camilla were in Cardiff...
Meep: But what about Saskia? Saskia was here last year.

Mr Meep: St David's day today
Meep: Saskia was here last year, you know *pout*

Meep: Pouty look at sofa and to dog, remember when Saskia was here last year

*sigh* you made an impression. Ratbag just strolled off outside with a twitching tail, I think he was trying a Saskia-hunt!

How is he now? Any better :(

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saskia399 March 3 2013, 21:18:05 UTC
Ah my Meep *huge dramatic Cuddly HUUUUUUGGGGGGGG*

Yes I was with you last year *huge sigh* Was it just last year? *sigh* It seems like only yesterday, only a lifetime away *sigh* *sigh* Strange feeling, you know what I mean? *wibbly lip*

I remember a wonderfully welcoming Meep with a wonderfully welcoming house, a wonderful couch where I slept warm nights, sloppy baths by pup *giggles* and swishing tails with a glaring look as if to say 'you better make my slave happy'. And lets not forget the coffee *drools* and wonderful entertainment *sigh* Ah those walks and visits and walks and and and *sigh*

Hubby: why are you sighing so much?
Sas: I was with Meep last year *sniffles*

*Cuddly cuddles*

He's better. Still a bit shaken by it all, but physically he's totally well. On the emotional mend, so to speak. Hence the sleepy times this afternoon. We'll try going to school tomorrow *sigh*

I was in Wales just a year ago *sigh* I miss you! *Cuddles* *hugs*

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