Thursday’s Special: Cold

 

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If you wonder about the attached music, it is a song by Croatian band Gustafi written in Istrian dialect. It is about being cold and away from the loved one. I love their sense of humour and propensity for parody.

For this Thursday I chose the theme “cold”. It is still cold in my parts, but it does not have to be cold outside to come up with something fitting for the theme. Anyway, your entries are always welcome even if you don’t follow my lead.
Next Thursday the theme is “restoration” as chosen by our hostess Restless Jo. Don’t miss it!

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Check out the entries for this Thursday:

Acoustic waves

Icy Reservoir

Cold by Irene

Cold by Klara

Cooling towers by TishΒ 

Ese’s Cold

Teddy and cold

Ice

81 Comments on “Thursday’s Special: Cold

    • “Znan da je zima” – I know it is cold, I know I am away, I know I am not there, and that you dream of black flowers, black horses and black birds, waiting for my footsteps at night knowing I won’t come – there. I am planning on posting more of Croatian music in the future, but I don’t have time to translate it all.

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  1. Amazing fellow captured here, love it – so charming… πŸ˜€

    Charming too, the different between the spoken croatian heard ‘normally’ and this – reminds my of the diffentence between the danish from ‘my’ part of Denmark and the so-called right danish… πŸ˜€

    At high school back in Denmark, I had a danish english-teacher – she was more snobby than the most snobbish englishmen – she was very annoyed by my northern english accent which was not pronounced Oxford English – for the exam I got a text about relations between England and Germany – I took advantage of my years in Germany and spoke deliberately in moments as germans speak english – she was very upset at me – but the censor was wildly enthusiastic and would give me full marks because I could switch between the northern english dialect, english with a german accent and standard English – ahh she was so cute when she was outraged… :D.

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      • ‘hehehe’ – no but snobbish people are so funny and they don’t know it themselves… πŸ˜€

        My french teacher she was cute but in a completely different way a kind of french and musical geek definitely at a charming way – once in the first lesson I had fallen asleep – woke up by she sat in front of my table – she asked, smiling what I dreamed about – “La belle mademoiselle franΓ§ais “- I replied by reflex – never seen someone turn red so quickly… πŸ˜€

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  5. Such a great shot, Paula. And a challenging challenge for this morning. I shall go out for a walk in the cold and think about it. Hope you are well πŸ™‚

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    • Hello Tish πŸ™‚ I would love to see your entry for cold. I am struggling with ear and sinus infection and too much work.. it will last for a while.

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      • Oh poor you. I have perpetual sinus problems, so I know what a pain it is – in all senses. Lots of hot herbal tea (ginger’s good) – and no milk in anything. Tx

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        • I live on ginger, and my milk is made of oats. Thank you so much Tish. If you remember any more remedies let me know πŸ™‚

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  6. Poor little chap! Makes me want to rush and hug him (but I’d probably get bitten 😦 ) Such a fine shot, Paula! And thank you for the translation. Sounds like you are in need of a hug too this morning. Or something more constructive like less work and more pay πŸ™‚

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  8. Fantastic shot for the theme, Paula. He really does look very cold indeed. Great music track too. Keep warm. it feels so cold here in Florida today, with a high of only 13ΒΊ C. I’m sure some people further north would love our ‘cold’ temperatures. πŸ™‚

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  9. Pauvre castor! 😦 Un excellent témoignage du froid)
    As-tu lu Grey Owl? (En parlant de castors)
    Bz

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    • I had a blast watching him (*evil laugh*) To be honest, there was a bunch of them and they were cleaning themselves, but I took liberty interpreting the shot πŸ˜‰

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  10. super cute photo – tugged my heart – was going to say warmed my heart but would that be too forced for a post on cold – ha! and the Gustafi song is smooth.

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  12. Hi Paula, thanks for sending me over to this post, this cute guy is hysterical, put a smile on my face! He does look cold but he’ll get no sympathy from me, it was about -32Β°C with windchill today brrrrrr. I guess I can’t really complain, it is Canada after all but I can never get used to such frigid temperatures. I have to echo a comment made by another blogger, the phrasing and delivery of the song does remind me of Leonard Cohen.

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