Vivaturi te salutant!
I'll have to ask my daughter later if the Latin is right. I wanted to give the opposite of the old gladiatorial salute to Caesar before the fight. It was because I had passed Edwin on the bike just after a slightly ambiguous encounter with a car after racing down the hill to the junction. I said "Good Morning!" to him, thinking at first "Moraturi te salutant" but that seemed to negative. Hence the update.
Yes, John has inspired me to augment the frequency of blog entries. Momo the cat slept on my bed all night and was patient enough while I showered before letting her down for a snack before going out into the foggy morning. Would a computer make head or tail of the last sentence? One wonders. Yet the human mind is ticking over these grammatical formulations embedded in social complexities that computer can't even dream of. In the early morning I often think of puns. Like before c5 = b4 c5 ...
Yes, John has inspired me to augment the frequency of blog entries. Momo the cat slept on my bed all night and was patient enough while I showered before letting her down for a snack before going out into the foggy morning. Would a computer make head or tail of the last sentence? One wonders. Yet the human mind is ticking over these grammatical formulations embedded in social complexities that computer can't even dream of. In the early morning I often think of puns. Like before c5 = b4 c5 ...
1 Comments:
Nice descriptive passage - but the pun? Er...
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