A Short Paragraph About You
An on-line friend from Goteburg sent me two samples of a Swedish instrument called a nyckelharpa. It's got a great sound--like a cross among a zither, a fiddle, a dulcimer and something indefinable. I'm using it to mine samples to slice, but I admire the samples as they stand now, unadorned.
Today marked another very busy day. I am tired.
The newspaper advised that this January is the most rainy since 1898. We do extremes well where I live. Other places are warmer, other places are colder, but we have compelling contrasts.
I like a meme that is going around the internet these days. I'm impressed, too, with the aplomb people bring to this meme.
Thus, I'm going to incorporate that meme into this post, and issue you an invitation:
I'd be delighted to write you a short paragraph about how cool you are, and what I like about you and your journal. There are but three rules:
a. you may not write back to deny any compliments paid;
b. you need not duplicate my feat in your journal;
c. you shall not turn inot a winged monkey.
I reserve the right to:
a. write a long paragraph, or more than one
b. wax effusively
c. go off on tangents
d. give unexpected praise
As you know, I like to start these things with a silly word in reply.
If you are interested, could you reply--
"All about me"
Today marked another very busy day. I am tired.
The newspaper advised that this January is the most rainy since 1898. We do extremes well where I live. Other places are warmer, other places are colder, but we have compelling contrasts.
I like a meme that is going around the internet these days. I'm impressed, too, with the aplomb people bring to this meme.
Thus, I'm going to incorporate that meme into this post, and issue you an invitation:
I'd be delighted to write you a short paragraph about how cool you are, and what I like about you and your journal. There are but three rules:
a. you may not write back to deny any compliments paid;
b. you need not duplicate my feat in your journal;
c. you shall not turn inot a winged monkey.
I reserve the right to:
a. write a long paragraph, or more than one
b. wax effusively
c. go off on tangents
d. give unexpected praise
As you know, I like to start these things with a silly word in reply.
If you are interested, could you reply--
"All about me"
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At the same time, I like that you can change gears and directions. When one set of pursuits outlives its usefulness, you head into a different set of creative pursuits.
I like that you pursue creative pursuits, as I think that's a worthwhile thing to do. I've followed with interest your placement of your story.
Your journal is consistently readable. I like that you're fond of animals. I like that even though things aren't always entirely easy for you, your journal is not a complaint-fest but just a day to day person's experience.
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