こんにちは、マサさん! Oh my God, it is really true... Why, why, why is it only 4001? I can understand there are language implications and also some culture clashes - things let's say which are not typical for Japan, but only 4001??...
But don't be sad, Masa, in Swedish there also less things to be happy about and the book is translated as: 12000 saker som gör dig glad. So I'm not sure whether English really has most things to be happy about :P
Mariana, thanks, the photos are truly beautiful. Do you want to know a coincidence? My Mom gave me a DVD with Tarkovsky's movies - so I now have most of his movies. And I was just planning to watch them!
I’d like to know a little more about the people who read this blog. You are all unique and interesting and I am flattered that you enjoy reading my work.
こんにちは Olgaさん
ReplyDeleteYou’ve traveled from place to place. You’re a really busy person, aren’t you? :)
“14000 things to be happy about” is translated into Japanese as “4001 things to be happy about”. But, where is another 9999? :p
Have a nice day. さよなら
Enjoy your time in Bergen! Can't wait to see the fjords with you!
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P.S.Thank you for the sweet messages you left me...Ms.Tortilla was sooooo nice!!!
ha ha I like how the last "E" from the word "Adventure" turns into something sweet beastly!
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I think you would like this here:
photos made my Tarkofsky when he found a Polaroid...
http://riowang.blogspot.com/2010/06/tarkovskys-polaroids.html
Great image! I love the "E". Have a wonderful trip and travel safe! Look forward to seeing the photos :)
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THANKS FOR SHARING!
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こんにちは、マサさん! Oh my God, it is really true... Why, why, why is it only 4001? I can understand there are language implications and also some culture clashes - things let's say which are not typical for Japan, but only 4001??...
ReplyDeleteBut don't be sad, Masa, in Swedish there also less things to be happy about and the book is translated as: 12000 saker som gör dig glad. So I'm not sure whether English really has most things to be happy about :P
さようなら :)
Mariana, thanks, the photos are truly beautiful. Do you want to know a coincidence? My Mom gave me a DVD with Tarkovsky's movies - so I now have most of his movies. And I was just planning to watch them!
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ReplyDeleteThanks, Debbie :)
ReplyDeleteOh Bergen, another city that i love too much, but only by the photos. Actually, i have downloaded enough from there from the net...
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