Great post. Also, seeing the word ‘hiraeth’ is a treat. Having been born in Wales and living here most of my life, the word really does create a sense of both longing and satisfaction. It lets you know you are home. And yet, as the quotation says, maybe it’s a place that never was. Because we always remember things the way WE saw them. Great work.
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Thanks Michael. So, true…we do remember things the way WE saw them.
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And to me, you are one of my cyber-nakamas.
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Awwwwwwwwwww
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That seems a bit disingenuous, but I’ll take it. 😉
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Laughing.
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I never tire of these new words–they’re positively lyrical….. 🙂
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I post it and my lips are moving as I repeat the words. Strange, right?
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thank you for the words, i always love them so. i am currently living through a deja vu of rudeneja, and i’m happy to welcome the surprise of this feeling each year.
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Me too, I think we are all living and breathing in Rudeneja…
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I love these too.
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Thank you
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Mmmmm. Nice. All of them.
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Yes, hit the spot for me too…
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Love these posts…and how other languages have words for things that English does not…beautiful.
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Thank you Vicki. Me too…
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Absolutely beautiful share♥
Thank you for your heartwarming posts and take care, my friend 🙂
Great post. Also, seeing the word ‘hiraeth’ is a treat. Having been born in Wales and living here most of my life, the word really does create a sense of both longing and satisfaction. It lets you know you are home. And yet, as the quotation says, maybe it’s a place that never was. Because we always remember things the way WE saw them. Great work.
Thanks Michael. So, true…we do remember things the way WE saw them.
And to me, you are one of my cyber-nakamas.
Awwwwwwwwwww
That seems a bit disingenuous, but I’ll take it. 😉
Laughing.
I never tire of these new words–they’re positively lyrical….. 🙂
I post it and my lips are moving as I repeat the words. Strange, right?
thank you for the words, i always love them so. i am currently living through a deja vu of rudeneja, and i’m happy to welcome the surprise of this feeling each year.
Me too, I think we are all living and breathing in Rudeneja…
I love these too.
Thank you
Mmmmm. Nice. All of them.
Yes, hit the spot for me too…
Love these posts…and how other languages have words for things that English does not…beautiful.
Thank you Vicki. Me too…
Absolutely beautiful share♥
Thank you for your heartwarming posts and take care, my friend 🙂
Thank you B*