More specifically concerning: armenian
Citation (33)
a window to walk away in – Aram Saroyan, from Aram Saroyan (1968)
pseudaphoristica (16)
grammar.
ha eli
Little phrases.
to have done
Infixes and conjugations.
shnorhq
We’ve been waiting for the school to be remodeled for a long time. We were supposed, at first, to move in on the first of September 2008; this was quickly adjusted to 1 Sept. 2009. Knowledge day1 came and went and the building was still not ready. The director clenched and fretted in her tiny […]
layers upon layers
The cut direct.
dining out
the importance of reading long books.
no fuss no muss
Repetition and cross-cultural echoes.
what counts
The walk to work takes an hour to cover approximately three miles. This is a bit slow, perhaps, but given the uncertain state of draw bridges, traffic signals, and my own ambling pace, it feels about right. It gives me plenty of time to think – about the day ahead, about anything at all. The […]
too dark to read
It is strange, this land of dogs. A cat may occur in secret, but the dog translates one into a different culture, which runs parallel but only partially visible to the commonplace of books and walks and cemeteries. Strangers speak to me now on the street, wanting to greet the dog, needing apologies when the […]