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This is pretty good. What would you say if I asked for you to draw something up for me?
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way not? what do you like? like like... object or feeling...or..
^^
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Well, I was thinkin something more specific (two somethings), but it might be fun to see what you come up with. X) Hm, well: Winter, green, chaos, Irish, snow, cold and of course the moon. X)
I'll ask about the specific ones later. X)
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the moon the moon! yaaa It's interesting^^
the moon and something...
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Within the shuddering and tears it appears to be a plant, so falling may be the seed of the future. Half-hiding, the eye within the leaves still blooms and waits its turn.
This is what I think when I see this lovely work, and I feel wistful but a little hopeful too.
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I like your comment and I would like to respond to your comment^^
but but... my English is bad.. so so sorry
thanks so much^^
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I understand. Please don't feel bad. I like your art even if you don't respond to my comments.
I wish I could speak French, but I only learned a few words and "Frere Jacques" *grin* If you want, you can type in French and I'll see if I can get one of my Canadian relatives to translate (or use Babblefish, which could be fun).
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Ah, you speak Japanese, and are in France ... how many languages do you know? (Since it seems your English is good enough to figure out my comments, I'm really feeling impressed right now!)
I have a basic Spanish and tiny remnants of Quechua *grew up in Bolivia* in my brain, and both languages are fading from lack of use.
*smiles* I wish I spoke all the languages of the world because it's always so interesting to learn from people in other cultures and countries.
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yeees! I am Japanese^^ so I speak Jap ^^
It's 10 years since I live in France!
I agree with you that it's really interesting to aprendre to know people and other cultures ^^!
hello, bonjour, hola, konnichiwa
et... comment dire en Quechua?
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"Imaynalla kashanki?" is the official Quechua greeting. They tend to use Spanish a lot now, though. I think it means something like, "How are you doing?"
*laughs* Well, you have France listed on your page. Japan has such a rich and fascinating history and culture, but I don't dare say I know much about it. It would be so lovely to go live there someday, for a year or so, and really understand how life is lived and the perspective from which choices are made.
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