Re: In need of help again!
in reply to a message by Pauliina
You're very welcome! Actually etymology is what I do when I'm *bored* with my profession (I'm an eekonomist) and feel like procrastinating at work :)
No gifts for Nephele yet, since the Greek version of Santa Claus -- St Basil -- gives out presents on New Years Day, not Christmas (and I regret to say that he does not come from Finland but from Cesarea)
Fortunately Nephele is still young enough not to ask for particular gifts -- but as far as "domestic accidents" are concerned, she has a gift for all forms of mayhem and entropy. Next year she will probably ask for a sledgehammer.
Have a fantastic New Year.
Pavlos
No gifts for Nephele yet, since the Greek version of Santa Claus -- St Basil -- gives out presents on New Years Day, not Christmas (and I regret to say that he does not come from Finland but from Cesarea)
Fortunately Nephele is still young enough not to ask for particular gifts -- but as far as "domestic accidents" are concerned, she has a gift for all forms of mayhem and entropy. Next year she will probably ask for a sledgehammer.
Have a fantastic New Year.
Pavlos
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That´s funny, I sort pictured you as "a university kind of guy", teaching literature, history, art history etc. I have a rather vivid imagination as it seems.
I work myself in the economic field too - and hang out on diverse message boards when I´m bored at work. Talk about bad habits :0)
Have a fantastic New Year too and "yamas" (right??)!
I work myself in the economic field too - and hang out on diverse message boards when I´m bored at work. Talk about bad habits :0)
Have a fantastic New Year too and "yamas" (right??)!
Quite correct :)) "Ya mas" = "health to us"
balas ya mas ....sabuca reei afthoni stis fleves mas...ya mas!!!!!!!!!!!