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22/10/10

Dreams

Watching the telly with my Mediceans friends I eat a piece of a little candy fruit that I spit out soon after, because it's kind of bitter; then S. pick it up and he's about to put it in his mouth when I stop him and say "You don't!"... At the end of the TV show we hear a song like "He loves you" and I notice that there is a vulture on the screen walking among the people so I say "Oh yes, he loves us!" -- I don't know if he says it in English, but M. asks (something like) if it's one of the men -or a woman- and I answer: "No, the little one"... We laugh.

I know, I know, the vulture is not supposed to be a "good sign", but for sure it was sacred in ancient Egypt --we all know that the Greek word Αἴγυπτος means just that...
And yes, once again I was speaking English in my dream!

27/09/10

English dreams

Our word for today is:
frabjous \FRAB-juhs\, adjective:Wonderful, elegant, superb, or delicious.
that I'd like to use more often
"What a frabjous post!"

The word for saturday was
hobbledehoy \HOB-uhl-dee-hoy\, noun:An awkward, gawky young fellow.
I wonder why we don't have anything like that in Italy...
"Maybe we don't have young fellows awkward enough to be called hubbledehoy"

I was speaking in English before I woke up; so now I have to post an English post. Here.