Our Ithabel has made quite a point at that. I am afraid that indeed a lot of the phrases used here are different than the ones I know of when I was in the old Blue. But one thing strikes me as I have been rereading many of our younger folks’ comments, and that is that when you live so closely together with ones own cousins and family and friends, it is remarkable how many mannerisms are utilized in speech that are not only common, but also telling of mood. Forgive my box, but I thought it would be profitable to observe this at least once in public. Top of the eve as always
Be a blessing on your side of heaven...
-Cedric
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- miri
- my name is Jenmiri Aeamwen (given to me by my beloved fam). I am part housemaid, part nanny, part librarian, part barista, part writer, part handyman (I wonder if it should be called handygirl, or handywoman, or something), and mostly design artist. I come from Derbyshire (yes I know, not very specific eh?) in a little village about midway between Derby and Manchester. I am an orphan, and have grown up with my older sister Magi and a wonderful foreign family whom we work for here in the UK. I hope you’ll forgive me for my silliness in doing this, but I trust you’ll be so good as to take a look into my world, and see that same light that keeps me going here every day. I hope to share that with you, nomatter who you are. Please accept it.
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