NanetteDee
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Re: International Café Donny Brook!
Hello, everybody! Seldom a visitor as I am, I want to let you know that I always keep in mind this little cappuccino place where one can forget to be serious and just chirp and chat around -- even if the chatting mostly feels like chatting to yourself. Stll good, still lifts you up.
So, are you glad it's autumn in the world? I am. It's October, my favorite time of the year, and the temperature is a bliss! The middle 70s! With the sunshine, it makes the real paradise.
Do you know what donnybrook is? I've just learned this word and even though it actually means "scandal", "heated quarrel", the Irish sound of it -- Donny Brook! Like the name of some beautiful, all green village in the heart of Ireland! -- the very sound of it makes me happy. "Donny Brook" sounds like something you want to be humming around. Or -- to make a new verse. Can't think of any suitable rhyme to "brook" though... except, perhaps, "crook"... Or a Russian word "vdruk"... Maybe I should write bilingual verses?...
Have a most delightful day, everybody! And don't go in for donnybrooks.:lol::up:
Hello, everybody! Seldom a visitor as I am, I want to let you know that I always keep in mind this little cappuccino place where one can forget to be serious and just chirp and chat around -- even if the chatting mostly feels like chatting to yourself. Stll good, still lifts you up.
So, are you glad it's autumn in the world? I am. It's October, my favorite time of the year, and the temperature is a bliss! The middle 70s! With the sunshine, it makes the real paradise.
Do you know what donnybrook is? I've just learned this word and even though it actually means "scandal", "heated quarrel", the Irish sound of it -- Donny Brook! Like the name of some beautiful, all green village in the heart of Ireland! -- the very sound of it makes me happy. "Donny Brook" sounds like something you want to be humming around. Or -- to make a new verse. Can't think of any suitable rhyme to "brook" though... except, perhaps, "crook"... Or a Russian word "vdruk"... Maybe I should write bilingual verses?...
Have a most delightful day, everybody! And don't go in for donnybrooks.:lol::up: