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May. 16th, 2006 02:30 amLooking through my hard disk, I saw again a photo that I'm really without an excuse for not posting for so many months. :-)
This was taken back when I was serving in Samos. The opening of a kindergarten/daycare center for the children of the officers and personnel was being celebrated. I had been sent to take photos with a digital camera. *g* The one below is a particular favourite of mine.
( Warning: Cuteness inside )
Just look at those cheeks! And that look the baby is giving the camera. Heh.
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On an utterly unrelated and trivial piece of news, on the subway today I saw a woman reading something that looked like a newsletter with the title "Scyrian news." -- meaning from the island of Skyros in Greece. Except that for a second or so I thought it read "Scythian news" instead, and my first thought was "...what the hell? The Scyths still exist?"
Which wasn't really that ludicrous -- afterall the Assyrians still exist, as a stateless nation. *rolls eyes* But ofcourse, even if the Scyths still existed it would have been kinda odd for them to have a newsletter in the Greek language.
This was taken back when I was serving in Samos. The opening of a kindergarten/daycare center for the children of the officers and personnel was being celebrated. I had been sent to take photos with a digital camera. *g* The one below is a particular favourite of mine.
( Warning: Cuteness inside )
Just look at those cheeks! And that look the baby is giving the camera. Heh.
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On an utterly unrelated and trivial piece of news, on the subway today I saw a woman reading something that looked like a newsletter with the title "Scyrian news." -- meaning from the island of Skyros in Greece. Except that for a second or so I thought it read "Scythian news" instead, and my first thought was "...what the hell? The Scyths still exist?"
Which wasn't really that ludicrous -- afterall the Assyrians still exist, as a stateless nation. *rolls eyes* But ofcourse, even if the Scyths still existed it would have been kinda odd for them to have a newsletter in the Greek language.