For far-flung kinder-ones, You are a source of inspiration. For far-flung kinder ones, You are the source of desperation. For far-flung kinder ones, You are a source of dedication. Your roots dig deep into the hollow of tales: Tales long told, yet long false. Tales of others long held, yet long unspoken. Tales of others … Continue reading Krampusnacht
Tea: Hey! Guess who is sick again? I have been sneezing quite a lot, and my boyfriend has as well; therefore, one knows the tea which I am drinking is: garlic infusion with honey. Songs: I am re-listening to an old (like 2001) album. Positively Somewhere by Jennifer Paige. I was Youtubing, instead of writing, … Continue reading Tea Time Rumination: Holiday
Tea: Mint tea with honey. I am going to need to keep calm. Disclaimer: I am about to discuss rape, allegations, and politics. If one of those offends, I have warned you. So, Kavanaugh. I have been debating whether, or not to discuss his allegations on the internet. I have obviously decided to do as … Continue reading Tea Time Fumigation: Victimhood in Trump’s America, and My Adventures Calling Senators
Basic Disclaimer: I am not a native speaker. I am using these posts as a way of chronicling a semi-auto-didactic process. In other words, this is my way of seeing my own journey. I hope that others learn from it, and I hope that others contribute knowledge to it. To the Nynorsk activists out there, … Continue reading Nynorsk: The Harvest
Tea: English Breakfast (my favourite) for a very specific reason. Song: A podcast about whom at least/around half of this is. First off, welcome to September: the last few weeks of summer are here. If one is waiting for me to discuss my September books — like Summer — my August reading is unfinished. I … Continue reading Teatime Ruminations:A Semi-Religious One
Nynorsk is quite an intriguing concept. It is the concept that a standard language can be achieved through rigorous linguistic study, and that a people can be united under it. That concept of a culture united intoxicates me. I find myself chasing it in my dreams -- awake, and asleep ones --. The idea that … Continue reading The Life of a Bird: A Musing on Nynorsk
Song: 'Ode to Billy Joe' sung by Paula Cole Tea: Valerian root tea. I like the calming qualities, but it leaves me hungry every time. Is toigh leam coineanaich. Tha coineanaich peallag. We cannot proceed without the required sentences. For those who do not know, when learning any new language, I start with two sentences: … Continue reading Tea Time Ruminations: Gaelic
Tea: An infusion of ground coffea arabica...commonly referred to as coffee. I love French-press style. Song: 'Misere Mani' -Era Disclaimer: I apologise for another religious post within a month, or so. This became a topic within the last week in my life, and I need to mind-purge. My thirtieth birthday comes closer everyday. It … Continue reading Tea Time Rumination: Religious Ancestors
Basic Disclaimer: I am not a native speaker. I am using these posts as a way of chronicling a semi-auto-didactic process. In other words, this is my way of seeing my own journey. I hope that others learn from it, and I hope that others contribute knowledge to it. To the Nynorsk activists out there, … Continue reading Velkomen!
Tea: Lemongrass, and spearmint infusion Thoughts: I love infusions, so this has my heart for its duration. Song: Mammút 'The Moon Will Never Turn on Me' -Mammút is one of my favourite bands of all time: if one has not listened to them, do it after the post. I am quite naturally minded: I need … Continue reading Spring Equinox: The Year of Action
