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After sleeping in for a very reasonable amount of time, and after a fine breakfast of seafoam pancakes and coffee, you venture out with the sun on your back and a great many ideas in your pocket. Each moment of the day unfurls like a pearl of tea, like a bright white spring bloom or a well timed umbrella, until the night comes and slumber creeps politely, and you look up to the sky and see that All Your Stars Are Out.
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5 comments:
It's almost as cold as the January in Christchurch!
gelid desu? or am I slow.
Gelid means very cold or icy, and desu is basically a fullstop in Japanese - you use it after everything. So sometimes I like putting it after english words. It tickles my fancy.
You are not slow desu! :)
Gareth's so cold he looks like a different person.
hey guys! i haven't left you a comment in AGES. i got a new laptop and didn't move across the bookmarks and forgot about the blog! (shock horror!!!). so i'm back. hope you're well :) i have started the 4th and final year of uni.. thinking i might do a masters next year as well (it'll only be 1 year!)
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