Ahh, such a lovely word. Let’s play a game of word association.
If I tell you that “tinctumutation” means “change of colour“, what is the first thing that cames to mind?
(It would be interesting to run same test just before the next general elections.)
Just before you get to enjoy Luka’s Thursday Kitsune and Pengovsky’s Friday Foxy, here’s your chance to catch glimpse of another purrfect pussy. As today is Ash Wednesday (pepelnična sreda), I thought this kitty would make a good choice.
(click here for more pics of Cindy)
Meet Grand Champion Planika Pepelka of Palmetto a.k.a. Cindy, a Black Smoke Persian born at my house that went on to become a star at beauty pageants called cat shows both in Europe and in the US and became the second best of breed in the world the year she was shown in the Cat Fanciers’ Association. She was a gift to a dear friend, Pat Lichtenberg in south Georgia. Pepelka is Slovenian for “Cinderella” as ‘pepel’ translates to ‘ash’.
Cindy’s sidekick is another cat on fire 
And yes, it had to be a red dress.
While I appreciate the fact that our Government Communication Office regularly puts together a newsletter on current events in the country that anybody can subscribe to, I think it would be kind of nice to respect our language and possibly politicians (?) enough to spell their names correctly. Using čžš, that is.
Unless the keyboards were sponsored by a predominantly English-speaking country, these guys should be able to locate said letters on there someplace and when it comes to the dreaded umlaut, perhaps they should learn from my favourite moose…
Just when I thought the Government Communication Office spelling Slovenia’s President as ‘Tuerk’ was a bit of an issue, I settled a real (or cyber, anyway) life issue with an American company’s live-chat tech-support guy. Let me quote his final words before the black screen sent him to oblivion… (Or possibly back to India.)
Hey, anytime
Ljubim zeleno
In belo
In ljubim sonce, ki razbija
Oblake
Ljubim njo
Ki se skriva za njimi
In me pozdravlja v sanjah
Japanese Mystery Food
Culc, please shed some light on this green stuff?
