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Quote of the moment Vol.2

“We have had no good comic operas of late, because the real world has been more comic than any possible opera.” – Illustrated London News, Jan. 17, 1931 G. K. Chesterton

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"I am the last monarch of the old world. As Emperor, it is my duty to protect my peoples from their politicians" -Franz Joseph, Emperor of Austria-Hungary

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In Which I wonder about Civ and its many facets

Good morning dear friend, happy Monday! April continues and so does the rains that will keep cooling the soil for a close to arrive winter. As the temperature will go down, so I pray, hopefully the insects will finally go away. I detest them and no matter how much I clean my desk, there they are again, with their wings getting detached as they are on their mating season. Nothing I detest more than their dirt and dust. I am counting the seconds for June, and the coming of May, even! I love the relatively colder days of this time of year, whwre I can wrap myself in blankets, never feeling sweat. What a bliss! How are you? How was your weekend? As for me, I am okay, thank Goodness. I am alive and overall okay. Just feeling a bit dizzy on the legs for some reason, a feeling I dislike quite a bit. Apart from the woes of the legs, I think of the previous post, where I mentioned Civ's issue with the mod I am using, Vox Populi. I am still not entirely done with this entry, but I am thinkin...

In which we have another poem in homage to Wirt!

Hello everyone! Happy Sunday to you and good afternoon! How are you today and how are things going? As usual, I wish you the best and hope things are well and calm! How is the weather where you are? Here, I could notice, even if the forecast didn't suggest anything, that the weather in well shaded areas is bearable and fresh, at least in the morning, how nice is that? No rain, but I can sense winter is here, and I believe it will be raining again soon! I can't believe my midyear vacations are coming, and with them my reposition tests... I will lose some disciplines on college, that is for sure, but I hope the situation may be better than I'm predicting! And I think it will! I'm faithful it will be better than expected! Does it matter, this is what I wonder, as I plan on changing my course in college, indeed, I am planning on going to do design, and I must say I'm excited for it, I hope it may be a good one, I need to check what I need to do in order to actually do so, I better look in the site and ask my mom, but apart from that, anyway, I'm so happy it is June, and so far I'd say things are going calm, which is always nice!
Today isn't a day for posting, usually, but yesterday I told the people in one discord group I'm in that I have finished my poem on Wirt, and one of my pen pals there, Skool, sent me quite a small but enchanting rhime on Wirt! I am not sure if he watched the show, I better ask him later. I did ask him if I could share the work he was sharing with us on the discord group also on my blog, and he agreed, much to my delight! So here it is! I am not sure if the rhymes are correctly assembled, but apart from possibly that, I haven't change a word on his poem, that I find a nice homage to Wirt! So here it is!


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By @skool, can be found on Twitter at @skool_tv

Wonderful Wirt 
Of Over The Garden Wall
Of Humble Birth 
He mans the stall

His father ran
Fresh fruit from the farm 
he helps run 
With charisma and bundled charm

He's doing well for himself
Is it enough?
The days are long
The work is tough

Selling his sweat though speech well hardened
He has one goal
To be the lord on the other side
Of the wall well gardened.
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And this is the poem! Though not entirely based on the series, I thought it was one quite worth sharing with you, dear reader, hope you like it! And I'm happy to be writing this extra post here today, quite a lovely ocasion! Wonderful to see you, wish you the best like I said before, and you are the best! Thank you so much! See you next time soon, hopefully!

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