I came home tonight to find the following email.
Dear Chris,
http://annehodgson.de/2011/09/23/compare-and-contrast/
Warm regards,
Anne
Would you possibly do me the honor and post two similar but different pictures -? This is the challenge:
http://annehodgson.de/2011/09/23/compare-and-contrast/
Warm regards,
Anne
In fact i came home to a lot of emails but this is the only one i am going to talk about because i'm in a bad mood and time seems to be running away from me tonight and it's already nearly midnight and i have to get up at 6.30 again and nothing i seem to say is what is needed and i've been shouting at everyone around me and ....
You know how it is.
Anyway.........
Anne has a great blog - much better than mine in fact and you really ought to go and see it - it's here.
On this blog we are limping to the last few days of On/Off month - something explained - here - and since there are only four days to go and i really don't know what to do/say/be and i'm in a bad mood and time seems to be running away from me tonight and it's already nearly midnight and i have to get up at 6.30 again and nothing i seem to say is what is needed and i've been shouting at everyone around me and ....
You know how it is.
So i thought i'd respond to Anne's challenge/request/warm regards.
Ps beginning of trip/end of trip. Penzance Harbour.
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6 comments:
Oh, Chris, sorry you had a bad day and so little sleep. Not a good cure to general grumpiness.
Well, warm regards back.
Have never been to Penzance. Here's something - erm - fitting Ihttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jQ7SVMVrick
beautiful photos, Chris. Saw Roscoff in another post, which is only 30 minutes from where I'm working right now.
@Anne... had never seen Kevin Kline as a pirate... did you know that pirate comes from "pier rat". Ah... etymology
You're kidding! Really?? Wow, love it :)
You know what... i went to go find the hard evidence, and I"ve found that I had fallen prey to an urban etymology legend (and there are many !). Pirate and peril are cognates of the Indo-European root "per".
Now we know... but i liked the "pier rat" version better ! ;-)
Hi Anne - grumpy - that's the word!
Brad! - good to have you on board (matey).
I'm really tired again - seems to be n ongoing problem this week, the grumpiness factor is lifting but still, i'm off to bed - i'll visit your blog tomorrow.
Come again.
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