Did the translator translate the meaning of the words or did it translate to the syllabary the sounds of the English words to which I first translated? The words are Tsalagi , a Cherokee dialect, which Google can’t translate. Thank you for helping me to know what I am posting.
Ahhh another lovely line lady. For a moment I thought of Leda and the Swan. I take it these are your art, Bear. Am I correct? Do you do them with one continuous line or not? Looks like India Ink, is it?
Yes, mine. No, not one continuous line. I have to stop and come back due to visual disturbances. Some are India ink, some are a gel-ink. I am feeling a sense of urgency and thus this series of drawings are abbreviated. I keep getting double vision …. more than irritating … a little scary …
Visual disturbances are not enjoyable.
I like these drawings very much.
Sense of urgency? I hope things are as good as they can be at your end of the cyber-swamp.
Namaste
Thank you, Eva. No actually I am not so good just now. Ask me again in a couple of weeks Just about every little ting that can be wrong is wrong, and a few biggies, too, so that the cost to me, for barely doing the things that must be done, is more than my body can tolerate. MS is only part of it. Perhaps if my attitude were not so rotten. Hahaha. I wish it were just my attitude. Sigh. I’m glad you like the drawings. I suppose they are actually more on the order of illustrations for the words that are included in Tsalagi language. If I can figure out how to post it, again, I just finished another. This one is a well known myth, which I bet you will recognize, given your wide knowledge base.—- Thank you for all you have done, see I am already a little removed from how I feel— Thanks — Bear
Ahh Bear,
You may know this music artist already but I just discovered him via Brad from the Land Down Under’s blog. Could not access the piece he posted. But that turned out to be a good thing because I had to search for others that UMG allowed in my country. Jan Garbarek’s name ring any bells for you? Well, I’ve loved everything I’ve listened to so far–about three hours worth of music.
This one gives me the good chills. I hope it treats you sweetly too.
bearspawprint 
wonderful sketch drawing
with regards
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Thank you very much
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చాలా ధన్యవాదాలు . Atsiladiyehi = జలపాతము …………..
Aninvyu = స్టోన్స్ ………….అమ్మమ్మ బేర్
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thank u very much
with regards
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Did the translator translate the meaning of the words or did it translate to the syllabary the sounds of the English words to which I first translated? The words are Tsalagi , a Cherokee dialect, which Google can’t translate. Thank you for helping me to know what I am posting.
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So gorgeous! Love, love, love it!
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Thank you so vey much.
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Ahhh another lovely line lady. For a moment I thought of Leda and the Swan. I take it these are your art, Bear. Am I correct? Do you do them with one continuous line or not? Looks like India Ink, is it?
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Yes, mine. No, not one continuous line. I have to stop and come back due to visual disturbances. Some are India ink, some are a gel-ink. I am feeling a sense of urgency and thus this series of drawings are abbreviated. I keep getting double vision …. more than irritating … a little scary …
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Visual disturbances are not enjoyable.
I like these drawings very much.
Sense of urgency? I hope things are as good as they can be at your end of the cyber-swamp.
Namaste
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Thank you, Eva. No actually I am not so good just now. Ask me again in a couple of weeks Just about every little ting that can be wrong is wrong, and a few biggies, too, so that the cost to me, for barely doing the things that must be done, is more than my body can tolerate. MS is only part of it. Perhaps if my attitude were not so rotten. Hahaha. I wish it were just my attitude. Sigh. I’m glad you like the drawings. I suppose they are actually more on the order of illustrations for the words that are included in Tsalagi language. If I can figure out how to post it, again, I just finished another. This one is a well known myth, which I bet you will recognize, given your wide knowledge base.—- Thank you for all you have done, see I am already a little removed from how I feel— Thanks — Bear
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Ahh Bear,
You may know this music artist already but I just discovered him via Brad from the Land Down Under’s blog. Could not access the piece he posted. But that turned out to be a good thing because I had to search for others that UMG allowed in my country. Jan Garbarek’s name ring any bells for you? Well, I’ve loved everything I’ve listened to so far–about three hours worth of music.
This one gives me the good chills. I hope it treats you sweetly too.
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Oddly, Hilliard is the name of the town to which my snail mail goes. Thank you for this.
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PS, If you do know Jan Garbarek’s music perhaps you, or someone else, can help Brad solve his memory problem regarding an accordion player on Clouds Unknowing:
http://maekitso.wordpress.com/2013/08/04/how-i-came-to-appreciate-music-properly-4-damnit/
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