Shuntaro Tanikawa.
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Another post about an interesting translator: Michael S. Rosenwald at the
NY Times reports that “Shuntaro Tanikawa, Popular Poet and Translator of
‘Peanuts...
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... and other delicious recipes
A man should swallow a toad every morning to be certain of not encountering anything more disgusting in the course of the day. Nicholas de Chamfort
iii. Source material for more bunting! Win-win!
ReplyDeleteThere is already one restraining order against me for obsessive bunting
DeleteBaked apricots and lavender honey custard are excellent for most physical infirmities.
ReplyDeleteespecially in conjunction with walnut biscuits
Deletei hate prepping for a party! *sigh* the custard sounds divine! xoxoxox
ReplyDeleteThe more you clear the more you find that needs clearing *double sigh* xxx
DeleteI have a gorgeous satin dress white with red and black butterflies on it. It has a deep v neck in back. The problem is it has a full skirt like a shirt waist dress. I'm willing to bet there are 49 yards or gorgeous satin in that full skirt once I cut it up. I aim to sew it into a sheath and keep the v neck shape in the back take out the zipper then add it back in. I've never made my own pattern before but I think I can do it because I can see it in my head. You inspire me. xoxox
ReplyDeleteI hope you have more skill than me sweetheart xxxx
DeletePS do you like bunting?
Actually I already know that you have more skill than me - you make actual clothes than a person can wear!!!
DeleteNO SKILL WHATSOEVER! I don't know really what bunting is except for the terrifying nursery song Bye bye baby bunting, daddy's gone a hunting. xo
DeleteI also have bin bags full of cotton bits... but I keep them. I am optimistic, in the face of reason, that one day I will make something of them.... possibly a patchwork dog blanket.
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...or a patchwork dog suit?
DeleteI like getting ready for a party, but it takes me weeks to put everything away again.
ReplyDeleteEXACTLY - I am still putting things back
DeleteBrilliant illustration. Brilliant bunting. Are you done with it now? Could I, perhaps, trade you something for an envelope full of it? I LOVE bunting. (Perhaps you didn't know this about me). Sadly, I suffer from a condition that makes it impossible for me to cut fabric or sew anything. It's a kind of handicapping condition. This forces me to hold my hat out for bunting. "Will work for bunting" - sort of like that.
ReplyDeleteI will send you a string of bunting Kim. I'm leaving most of it up untill it falls off it's strings but I can spare a section for you xxx
DeleteOh, that's lovely. Thank you.
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