@tasfleur wrote:Don't worry rogespeed ... I know they really do understand your posts; they are kind, intelligent and literate folks and they are just exercising their sense of humour (which is also highly developed, and a bit naughty at times) ...
Is a shame the subject matter revolves around people dying, social misery and economic disruptions - i think after this passes i will concentrate on a forum relating to sunset photography in overcast or yak farming in semi-arid regions
Yak farming .. now there's an interesting topic.
Did you know that the mating call of the yak can cover a range of two octaves?
This means, that if you were able to record it at the height of the yakking season, the chance of writing a yak sonata for cello, viola da gamba and/or viola would be quite possible, even successful. Can't you just imagine it? You could be famous!
@springyzone wrote:Planning a family, are you roge?
I hope you are meeting your viral mitigation expectations then.
I have protection - one must take the initiative
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@tasfleur wrote:Don't worry rogespeed ... I know they really do understand your posts; they are kind, intelligent and literate folks and they are just exercising their sense of humour (which is also highly developed, and a bit naughty at times) ...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=d-diB65scQU
When all this is over and friends are back here,
We'll dance and "Be Happy" again with no fear!
This morning, I put a teddy bear in two front windows so that anyone walking by can see them. They are doing that in Canada too.
In Italy, they are singing to each other from their balconies, so isolation doesn't have to mean utter lonliness and no communication.
People can be resilient, and shine through regardless ...
