tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2009-11-21:/MokoFeed2009-11-21T07:38:56+01:00tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-09-12:/2008/07/03/weird-coincidences-4396203/#c7734461MoonBunny2008-09-12T15:33:07+02:002008-09-12T15:33:07+02:00That is weird treeman, it's not like they are something you would see often, not even once a year sometimes.tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-09-12:/2008/07/03/weird-coincidences-4396203/#c7730457treeman222008-09-12T01:53:25+02:002008-09-12T01:53:25+02:00its a strangely small world out there moonbuns. i was interested in zeppelins for a few weeks and voila one opped up in the skies above london .. and i have lived here for 5 yearstag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-05-27:/2008/05/23/now-where-was-i-4213799/#c6899385MoonBunny2008-05-27T11:48:33+02:002008-05-27T11:48:33+02:00well she is certainly championing it again today!<br> thanks for the welcome back :)tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-05-27:/2008/05/23/now-where-was-i-4213799/#c6897918Rampage2008-05-27T08:48:34+02:002008-05-27T08:48:34+02:00Hurrah for a lack of direction, I say.<br> <br> Welcome back. :)tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-02-28:/2008/01/17/the_weird_activities_of_the_sleepless~3588960/#c6181815menhir2008-02-28T23:18:07+01:002008-02-28T23:18:07+01:00My sprog is a fan of Audrey Hepburn. I found some great B & W post cards of her recently, that I don't think we have at home.tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-02-28:/2008/01/22/in_memory~3618185/#c6181800menhir2008-02-28T23:16:44+01:002008-02-28T23:16:44+01:00I don't think it is at all shocking to remember someone you liked. Schoolgirl crushes don't detract from it. His daughter, his legacy to life, will at some future date be pleased her dad was liked. It is an honour to his memory. tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-01-16:/2008/01/15/oh_sleep_my_old_friend~3583324/#c5766167menhir2008-01-16T21:57:40+01:002008-01-16T21:57:40+01:00Too right, or else! :otag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-01-16:/2008/01/15/oh_sleep_my_old_friend~3583324/#c5765685MoonBunny2008-01-16T21:24:18+01:002008-01-16T21:24:18+01:00ok i shall!! i'll be sure to mention your above reassurances in my memoirs :Dtag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-01-16:/2008/01/15/oh_sleep_my_old_friend~3583324/#c5763668menhir2008-01-16T18:31:48+01:002008-01-16T18:31:48+01:00Who was talking about delusions; they are facts that I shared with you. Enjoy and bask. :)tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-01-16:/2008/01/15/oh_sleep_my_old_friend~3583324/#c5762673MoonBunny2008-01-16T17:06:01+01:002008-01-16T17:06:01+01:00hi menhir, i've been floating around here reading the posts of you and others but haven't had the energy to leave a proper post!!<br> aw, of course i'll remember you!! :) perhaps my ridiculous sleeping patterns are a sign of good things to come!! well it's a pleasant delusion that i can occupy myself while i lie in the dark!! <br> tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-01-16:/2008/01/15/oh_sleep_my_old_friend~3583324/#c5759223menhir2008-01-16T10:54:45+01:002008-01-16T10:54:45+01:00Hiya Mb <br> <br> glad to see you're still around. :)<br> <br> There is a lot of sickness on the go and it is yucky.<br> <br> Re your sleep patterns. Don't stress over it, go with the flow. Your body obviously tells you when you need to crash out. It's just the way it is. <br> <br> Some of the most famous people have been erratic or light sleepers, needing only short periods of it. You might be one of those people. If you are, remember me sometime!tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-01-15:/2007/11/25/to_emphasise_my_point_about_the_irish_la~3350365/#c5746256MoonBunny2008-01-15T02:46:14+01:002008-01-15T02:46:14+01:00sorry as i said in my post, i'm not fluent so i'm not totally sure exactly what you are saying in either of your replies. i think in your other comment you said that it is alive and well in the gaeltacht and taught well there (which i did say in my posts) but for my friends and me in the various schools we went to (quite a variety of schools as we are in different areas and counties) it is taught badly, not necessarily because of bad teachers but because of a bad system.<br> also in this comment do you say "why don't we talk about irish"? I agree! <br> but what do you mean by "ag deanamh amach gur beidh as tír eile sibh". my problem with irish is that i understand individual words but put them together and i am lost.tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-01-15:/2007/11/17/the_irish_language~3311789/#c5745903Aisling Ní Giolla Chomhaill(17)2008-01-15T00:36:17+01:002008-01-15T00:36:17+01:00as an ghaeltacht mé agus tá an ghaeilge go foil go laidre anseo agus é measc deagoirí agus páistí fósta...beidh gaeilge ag muintír na heirinn go deo...tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2008-01-15:/2007/11/25/to_emphasise_my_point_about_the_irish_la~3350365/#c5745842Aisling Ní Giolla Chomhaill(17)2008-01-15T00:23:54+01:002008-01-15T00:23:54+01:00and its "there are clouds in the sky".....Tá an seo iontach! cén fath a bhfuil sibh ag caint faoi gaeilge..ag deanamh amach gur beidh as tír eile sibh?? Gaeilge go deo! XX Tír gan teanga=Tír gan ainm Xxtag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-20:/2007/12/19/another_survey_i_nicked_off_someone_s_bl~3467814/#c5529165gelöschter User2007-12-20T10:03:22+01:002007-12-20T10:03:22+01:00(I stole it too! From Soy!)tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-11:/2007/11/25/to_emphasise_my_point_about_the_irish_la~3350365/#c5452277Karl2007-12-11T16:30:45+01:002007-12-11T16:30:45+01:00Ciúnas means quiet. "Éist" would be listen.<br> <br> The one word your teacher must have said every day!tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-10:/2007/12/09/panic_panic_panic_help_help_help~3418424/#c5439543gelöschter User2007-12-10T10:39:23+01:002007-12-10T10:39:23+01:00Not read it for years, can't remember. Sorry!tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-10:/2007/12/09/panic_panic_panic_help_help_help~3418424/#c5437394The_Walrus2007-12-10T00:00:42+01:002007-12-10T00:00:42+01:00Sorry, have not read it in the last fifty years, so can not remember if some of it is in first person and some in third, or anything like that. Comes of being more maths than literature...tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-09:/2007/12/09/panic_panic_panic_help_help_help~3418424/#c5436855MoonBunny2007-12-09T22:48:52+01:002007-12-09T22:48:52+01:00yes it was, thanks a mil!tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-09:/2007/12/09/panic_panic_panic_help_help_help~3418424/#c5436779stella_jones2007-12-09T22:37:37+01:002007-12-09T22:37:37+01:00was it any good? :)tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-09:/2007/12/09/panic_panic_panic_help_help_help~3418424/#c5434971MoonBunny2007-12-09T19:44:16+01:002007-12-09T19:44:16+01:00thanks i'll have a look! thanks very muchtag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-09:/2007/12/09/panic_panic_panic_help_help_help~3418424/#c5434733stella_jones2007-12-09T19:15:38+01:002007-12-09T19:15:38+01:00It's on here!! http://www.answers.com/topic/dr-jekyll-and-mr-hyde-novel-4tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-09:/2007/12/09/panic_panic_panic_help_help_help~3418424/#c5434530MoonBunny2007-12-09T18:53:05+01:002007-12-09T18:53:05+01:00oh thanks a mil but i do understand the question, i just mean do you have any individual thoughts on those different styles? (eg. jekyll's or utterson's?). thanks againtag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-09:/2007/12/09/panic_panic_panic_help_help_help~3418424/#c5434341phoenix2k2007-12-09T18:36:16+01:002007-12-09T18:36:16+01:00Ok..Ive read that 3 times and I still dont understand the question. Sorry, I would help if I could otherwise! xtag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-09:/2007/12/09/panic_panic_panic_help_help_help~3418424/#c5434123The_Walrus2007-12-09T18:16:00+01:002007-12-09T18:16:00+01:00Check what is meant by "styles of narrative".<br> <br> Read the thing, looking for those styles.<br> <br> Why is each used where it is?tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-09:/2007/11/17/the_irish_language~3311789/#c5429357treeman222007-12-09T00:55:43+01:002007-12-09T00:55:43+01:00Perhaps familiar is not the word ,I did some research on the subject and I must say I am surprised.The traditional gives way to contemporary mixture of American country music ,reggae and even Quebecois music.I shall blame it to the Canadian link , that reminded me of Loreena McKennitt,an artist I admire.<br> The answer to your second question question is here: if Ireland is on the western end of the EU then my home country is on the very opposite end of EU... and Dracula does not live in my home country is the other hint.Germans come to ski and Russians come to get sun tan . tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-07:/2007/12/06/one_down_zzzzzzzzzz~3404531/#c5421163treeman222007-12-07T23:45:51+01:002007-12-07T23:45:51+01:00kind of harsh eh? well u dont wanna turn up on exam already having a flu (incl bad cough )like I did few weeks back so ..yeah ..wish you...less tossers this time round..oh and luck of coursetag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-06:/2007/12/06/one_down_zzzzzzzzzz~3404531/#c5410518MoonBunny2007-12-06T21:16:27+01:002007-12-06T21:16:27+01:00merci beaucoup *faints again after realising still hasn't done any study for exam tomorrow*<br> (don't suppose you bulk buy those smelling salts?)tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-06:/2007/12/06/one_down_zzzzzzzzzz~3404531/#c5408644gelöschter User2007-12-06T18:10:01+01:002007-12-06T18:10:01+01:00*passes the smelling salts*<br> <br> :)tag:moonbunny.blog.co.uk,2007-12-05:/2007/12/05/on_what_planet_is_this_fat~3396881/#c5393832MoonBunny2007-12-05T02:41:33+01:002007-12-05T02:41:33+01:00the only thing i can think of is that these people (who scarily included some women) have serious delusions or a genuinely distorted view of women and body image and normality has become disgusting to them. all these reports in magazines etc. of someone looking too skinny are just saying what they know people want them to say but really they think they look great, and the very fact that these images of underweight girls are printed so often (whatever the article says about it being bad), means it becomes the most common example of what a woman looks like and therefore, by default, the new ideal. that's my theory anyway.