Teil Siebszehn
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en Boldog születésnapot, Ariel!
5 comments:
If that's "Happy Birthday," I second it, Ariel.
I like the insight we're getting into how Herr Braun survives his marriage.
Thank you, Weirsdo! And I too enjoy seeing how the farmer handles his marriage, he sure realized by now that he'd chosen wrong but now that it is done he tries to live with it without feeling sorry for himself or hating his wife. Rare kind of a noble soul.
I was glad to hear Dietrich's first words in weeks in Waking Ambrose time. :) It sounds like you say, "he bowed formally and crossed MYself" but that can be my speaker.
And I am truly happy for this night and morning of his, true happiness when we also know we are happy is so rare, I know he won't forget this night and morning if he lives for a 100 years.
Yeah, Hobbes, yesterday was Ariel's birthday. Herr Braun is a resourceful farmer.
Funny, Ariel. I hope that's your speaker. I hope your birthday was as good as Dietrich's sojourn.
I love the upper picture, too. Great one!
Isn't it? I'll use illuminations whenever I can.
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