On 18.12.2007 00:25 , Cindy wrote:
> "Ðiefulen"
CUTgmail.com> skrev i en meddelelse
> news:fk2sfc$rrh$1@news.albasani.net...>> On 16.12.2007 00:55 , Cindy wrote:
>>> "Ðiefulen"
CUTgmail.com> skrev i en meddelelse
>>> news:fk0liv$63s$1@news.albasani.net...>>>> On 15.12.2007 00:44 , Cindy wrote:
>>>>> "Ðiefulen" skrev i en meddelelse
>>>>>> On 12.12.2007 01:33 , Cindy wrote:
>>>>>>> "Ðiefulen" skrev i en meddelelse
>>>>>>> ....where the real elfs are living.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Have a nice day.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Here the night begins now.
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>>
>>>>>>> Cindy
>>>>>>>
>>>>>> No nice time for troubles little dane. I´ll enclose some elf-dust in
>>>>>> my
>>>>>> thoughts and let´s hope for whatever trouble it now might be to vanish
>>>>>> in the night.
>>>>> I really thank you, I slept so nice that night. :-) Really. And worked
>>>>> so
>>>>> well the next day. Tomorrow I will go out in a little forest not so far
>>>>> from
>>>>> here. I will find some plants for my Christmas decorations. I might
>>>>> find
>>>>> some cones, and spray them a little with "gold". Put them together with
>>>>> some
>>>>> twigs and little branches ( if those are the right inglish words.)
>>>>> maybe
>>>>> from fir and spruce. Hope it will be nice.
>>>>>
>>>>> Have a nice day.
>>>>>
>>>>> Cindy
>>>>>
>>>> Oh, that´s good news! I really added some extra kind thoughts in to it
>>>> for a change :)
>>>
>>> Thank you again very much.
>>>> So, you´re taking the Christmas "thingie" a bit serious I see, making
>>>> your own decorations and stuff. I´m actually impressed... and I would
>>>> guess that not that many go out in the forest fetching stuff for their
>>>> Christmas decoration these days .
>>> He he - maybe not. But I like it. And when we talk about Christmas, I
>>> don't
>>> think I love the commercial Christmas very much. What I like is more to
>>> take different things from forest and nature into the house, arrange it
>>> with
>>> candle lights and just be creative and see how it will end up. We also
>>> have
>>> very early darkness at this time of year, that just fit with some
>>> candles.
>>> Can you imagine those days it grows dark around 4 in the afternoon -
>>> yes
>>> between 4 - 4.30.
>>>
>>> I´m probably a bit more like the
>>>> Grinch... don´t like Christmas that much even though I don´t hate it.. I
>>>> do enjoy the harmony and decorations tho.. that others have done, ha ha.
>>> "Grinch ..." uh that is a word, I don't know. Wonder what kind og fellow
>>> that is. But I wish I could make myselv a little webside, so that I could
>>> let people see the things I am talking about.
>>>
>>> Have a nice day.
>>>
>>>
>>> And good night from here.
>>>
>>>
>>> Cindy
>>>
>> mmm, I have the same thoughts regarding Christmas me too. It´s simply
>> too much commercialism involved and way too little context of the deeper
>> kind. It would have been nice to just go somewhere else during this time
>> and completely avoid it, you know...to just hide out at some little
>> distant island in a big blue pacific ocean..
>>
>> Well.. maybe next year... then!
>>
>> Oh, the Grinch... well, it´s basically a US commercialized version of
>> Charles Dickens Mr Scrooge.. sort of. It´s about the same theme / idea
>> with the man / monster who hated Christmas. Most Americans don´t read
>> any books so if you say Charles Dickens and Mr Scrooge not many would
>> have a clue what you were talking about.
>
> Okay when you say Mr. Scrooge and Dickens. Yes and I can tell you that in
> the meantime, sombody has sent me a link about the Grinch. Aha so it is a
> fictive somebody, from films and books, that's why I didn't know the word.
> And this Grinch is supposed to be somehow like Mr. Scrooge from Dickens.
> Maybe I look too little at the tv. :-)
> However, they do watch TV and
>> read comics... so they all (with very few exceptions) know the Grinch,
>> or "Grinchen"
>
> I see.
>
>> If you would like to make your own web page and don´t know much about
>> it, then there are a few free and good software out there for you to
>> get. You would need a place to store it though, but many times your
>> Internet supplier (ISP) will give you one as a part of your
>> subscription..
>
> Oh yes, I think I've hear'd of that long ago and just forgotten it. I must
> see, if it is possible that they will give me such a little website to start
> with.
> otherwise there are a few free places too... if you want,
>> but then you will either having pop-ups or banners showing adds /
>> commercials destroying the layout... which is kinda sad.
>
> Oh yes, it can sometimes look awful. I will try to see after some days.
>> Anyhow.. this is probably the best free web-page maker program as there
>> is and also a very easy one to use. It´s "wysiwyg " which stands for;
>> what you see is what you´ll get.
>> Most professional stuff uses the exact same, so it sure isn´t a bad one
>> just because it´s free..
>>
>> Here is the homepage:
http://kompozer.net/
>>
>> Here´s the downloads:
http://kompozer.net/download.php>
> Thank you veery much. But as I said, it will not be the firstcoming days.
>> It sure will keep you hooked all Christmas long :)
>
> I can imagine. But maybe my friends from somewhere up in Sweden will com
> down here for some days, they can live with her brother, so seeing them,
> plus a few ones in my family will make the days fly fast.
>
> And now you maybe think: Oh so she really celebrate the Christmas. ! !
> But I will say, one can deal wíth the possibility to see friends, that you
> dno't see often and have a cosy time without making a lot of noicy fuss, and
> without spending plenty of money.
>
>> Short days you said... yea.. I kinda know all about that... I´m from the
>> land where the real elfs lives.. remember? ha ha. Well... this time of
>> year it sure gets dark very fast... but on the other hand we will have
>> our fair compensation later on... with long lasting days and almost no
>> darkness at all... so I kind of enjoys this time as well. It´s actually
>> kinda cozy to just sit indoors with a few candles lit... listen to the
>> wind and rain outside..
>
> Yeaah - but that also excactly the atmosphere like, and it is almost what we
> do at Christmas eve. And then we will give a few simpel gifts, but given
> from the heart with the intention to make the person happy. F.inst. I have a
> very speciel book about roses for my sister. It will tell about the first
> writers in history, who ever put the roses into litterature.And show how
> some of the biggest painters throughout time have panted roses and much
> more.
>
> And for Ronnie I have bought a book written of the great german writer
> Günther Grass.
>
> BUT - you mentioned something - that you live where the elfs come from. Eh -
> what to say about that. I have read "The hobbit" - or what was the real
> title? And I have ofcourse seen "The Lords of the ring". Shall I guess that
> you are from New Zealand????? Or I have read that there are some Islands
> outside the coast near Seattle, where elfs are to been seen really. I don't
> know what to think about it.
>
> Before LOTR I could have thought of Scotland. I look forward to see your
> answear - I certainly do. And you call yourself Pete ! Do you have a sister
> in New Zealand?
>
> I will see tomorrow.
>
> Mysterious thoughts -
>
> Cindy.
Good morning Cindy!
Well.. I believe you when you say that you don´t celebrate Christmas.
You know, a little sweet / warm thought wrapped in Christmas-paper and
given to a friend or someone dear, is perfectly okay with me.. I too
have my weak moments you see J
I have actually two small sweethearts that I have bought something
special to this year as well.. A few days ago I happen to see that I had
two little mice living in my Cypress tree outside. It is two very, very
tiny ones, not bigger then the size of my thumb and they are so darn
cute so I simply can’t throw them out of there.
I have a little tube hanging from a stick next to the tree with some
food for the birds, and the two mice have obviously found it and now
they sit there at night in the weak light (I have some Christmas lights
in it) chewing on bird seeds.. so, I bought them a bag of big juicy
nuts, just so they too will feel it´s Christmas. Yea I know! :) I don´t
even dare telling my neighbours about it because they would probably die
from the chock. Miiiiiiiice!!!!
Well... I just think of them as newly married and now they trying to
build a little home for the first winter..
Oh, I´m sure your sister and Ronnie will be very happy for your
presents. I take it as your sister have a softie for Roses? Well, they
sure are beautiful, not to mention they smell wonderful too. A few years
ago I went to an Island in Sweden named Gotland. It´s located in the
Baltic Sea. It´s a very old Island and they say that once it was one of
the richest places on Earth. That was according to what they say, during
the Viking era.
Anyhow, the main old town there; Visby is known for its beauty and in
Visby they have a street known for it´s beautiful roses that climbs on
the walls of all the old buildings. I would guess that your sister would
enjoy a visit there sometime during summer. I sure found the whole
Island totally amazing… and most people probably do.
Günther Grass… yip! A very good writer indeed but my relation to him /
his work is however a bit different. In my country… you know…. In the
land where the true elfs lives, we have an old custom regarding having
eeal as a part of our Christmas food. I can´t say I like it, but I
anyhow used to take a bite or two on a sandwich... some thousands of
years ago now...
But…. I never thught about how they actually did when fishing eeal…. So
in my youth when I happen to watch a movie based up on his probably most
famous book, The Tin Drum… and saw how they used the heads from dead
horses for to catch them… I just had to go and throw up. That was my
first and last encounter with Mr.Grass.
I know that he is a brilliant author but each time I hear his name I get
this picture flashing inside of my mind and I just can´t think of
anything else but how eeals crawling in and out through the eyes and
mouth of that horse head. Brrrrrrrrr….
I´m sure Ronnie will have a much better experience tho… :) He is a very
brilliant author so it sure was a very good choice you´ve made. You do
read a lot yourself, don´t you?
Okay… you wanted to know where the true elfs live…. It is a well kept
secret tho… not many have survived to tell the tale... but because the
secret only can be reveald to people having a pure heart and a passion
for candles I know that the secret will be safe with you.
This will take you to the answer & a brief history…
http://shorten.ws/f3w3
Wishing you a wonderful day!
Pete
Ps, I´m no Hobbit & have no sister in NZ :)
