Happy New Year and please say hi to Adar.
Feb. 4th, 2011 01:48 amLast year (Chinese year) I gave you many versions of the New Year song. This year I sang it at my desk, instead. My singing is very croaky and off-key right now, so if you want various clips from you tube, let me know and I shall find them again.
This is a calendrically interesting week in all sorts of ways, because Adar I starts tomorrow. This means that Purim Katan is not so far away. It also means that I kept getting tangled between the Chinese New year song and one of the tunes to Shir Ha Ma'alot (not the 'Waltzing Matilda' one - my brain is tangled, but not *that* tangled). Also Smetana's Moldau. At least when I sing the chorus of "Gong Shi ni" it's boppy and it repeats and so that bit, at least, I get right. Well, mostly.
The big Purim isn't until March (leap year - lots of Purims!) and it's on a Sunday. Anyone who wants to come and drink my alcohol (I have no money, but I still have alcohol!) and dress up and create a Purim spiel should remember March 20. They should also invite themselves, because I am hopelessly absent-minded right now and am highly unlikely to remember the invitation thing. It'll be late afternoon/early evening, BYO food. RPG friends particularly welcome. If there are no RPG friends we shall use my venerable (21 years old) script. The first non-locals who invite themselves get my library floor to sleep on.
This is a calendrically interesting week in all sorts of ways, because Adar I starts tomorrow. This means that Purim Katan is not so far away. It also means that I kept getting tangled between the Chinese New year song and one of the tunes to Shir Ha Ma'alot (not the 'Waltzing Matilda' one - my brain is tangled, but not *that* tangled). Also Smetana's Moldau. At least when I sing the chorus of "Gong Shi ni" it's boppy and it repeats and so that bit, at least, I get right. Well, mostly.
The big Purim isn't until March (leap year - lots of Purims!) and it's on a Sunday. Anyone who wants to come and drink my alcohol (I have no money, but I still have alcohol!) and dress up and create a Purim spiel should remember March 20. They should also invite themselves, because I am hopelessly absent-minded right now and am highly unlikely to remember the invitation thing. It'll be late afternoon/early evening, BYO food. RPG friends particularly welcome. If there are no RPG friends we shall use my venerable (21 years old) script. The first non-locals who invite themselves get my library floor to sleep on.