This is to give myself a bit of triumph. I’ll need it today.

Kri-ey-shn In my language creation starts with blood. In Slovenian, the word for blood is “kri”. Sometimes, if we’re lucky, creation ends in blood. That’s when we applaud each other, for spilling our blood. “Well said” we say, but we mean: Well bled. Today I’ll bleed to be able to move. I say to my blood: Remember, kri, to stay negative. And then I read my poem again, think a little, and mumble something about the damn nose swab. You too, nose. You too.
In response to Patrick Jennings’ Pic and a Word Challenge #278: Creation
This day in my blogging history




I love your “this day in my blogging history” series, you have so much material, it’s wonderful to go down the memory lanes.
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Thank you, Sunny Days. 🙂 I do, don’t I, have plenty, even I am surprised. It’s been two months since I include my blogging history to my posts. I think I’ll go on. It’s mighty fun.
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Bloody hell!
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Surprised, Bojana? 😀 (All went well. Off we go tomorrow.)
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I indeed was. Yay!
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I hope bestia had a helmet befog he rode off 🙂 🙂
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Of course, he’s no road hog! 😀 Thanks, Bushboy. All went well, we’re off tomorrow.
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nice pics
Nice article!
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Thank you, Dantesedmond.
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What an amusing insight into your culture. I was intrigued reading your poem then burst out laughing when I got to the end. Thanks for bringing a smile into my day.
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Hahha, that’s exactly what happened to me as I was writing it. 😀 It will always crack me up. Thank you, Suzanne. At the end nobody even wanted to see my test results at the border…
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You have to get tested to cross borders? I guess that’s understandable. Glad all is OK. (K)
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Well… I’m glad that I did it but I’m pretty sure the state of Slovenia is not willing to check on those who arrive. There was nobody on the border today. Thank you, K.
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Has Slovenia been spared the worst if it? Our infection rates are going up again and some places are putting back restrictions. It’s hard to know what to do honestly.
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I checked since you ask, K. In all Slovenia: On Friday, 1733 tests, 61 infected. On Saturday, 819 tests, 21 infected. 766.912 people have been fully vaccinated, which is 36,4% of the population. I’m getting my first dose tomorrow.
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That’s good. It does add a level of comfort, even though it sound like there are no major outbreaks.
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Wow! Just your first dose? Why only now?
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I’m getting the second dose in three weeks. Why? Because I came to Slovenia only now. In Italy it’s not so easy to get a vaccine.
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I had no idea. Given Italy’s experience, I’d have figured they’d be all over vaccinations.
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Language is one of my favourite things. Playing with it a sacred pastime.
And I thoroughly enjoy playing with others. Especially advanced players.
Love this play.
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Ahhh what a lovely comment, Patrick. Sacred pastime it is! To many more games and plays!
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🙂 ❤
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