Yeah, this is pretty much who I am :) -- Вот вкратце моё описание :)

[origa]

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[mymailto]

здорово)

[origa]

Ага :) Делай себе такое! Там можно на каждую картинку нажимать и менять (на ту же тему, но у каждой картинки есть выбор!)

[mymailto]

Ну, я может и сделаю, посмотрим))).

Смотрим во все глаза ...

[origa]

[l_sing]

凄く楽しかったよ。

[origa]

Вот эти два не перевелись... 凄く

Но я поняла, что ты сказала, что это было весело (it was fun!) :))

[l_sing]

Иероглиф один, второе буква КУ, это сугоку すごく, разговорное очень, в форме на КУ это наречие. ^^

[origa]

Спасибо, Сашенька! (*складывает в папочку*)

[lokidor]

Очень мило. :-)

yepie-yepie :)

[origa]

[dkolodji]

Hi Olga,

I picked your blog as one I love.

Your artwork alone is always worth a visit!

:)

[origa]

Thanks Debbie -- wow, I am famous now! :)

Thank you for your kindness. I appreciate your knowledge and your poetic expertise very much. I wish you share it with us all more often! In fact, please join us right now!

http://origa.livejournal.com/145364.html?nc=20

[sakuo3903]

Where did you get moving animation?
It's Japanese image.
I like them.

thank you Origa san for sharing.

sakuo.

[origa]

Sakuo san, there are web sites with animated pictures/emoticons, I will give you some links:

FLOWERS animated: http://smiles.33b.ru/smile.bereich109_0.html

Animals, etc.: http://www.millan.net/

Alphabet, etc. animations: http://www.gifs-animes.net/

http://s4.rimg.info

Smiles animated: http://smiles.33b.ru/

I hope you enjoy them! :)

[sakuo3903]

Thank you so much for your precious information.

By the way Emiko san told me that your haiku was featured on Asahi Weekly dated on 5th October.

I could not find the sentence, please let me know URL
of the haiku.

It's funny thing to ask you Japanese news paper.

sakuo.

[origa]

Yes, Sakuo san, I know -- Emiko san wrote me and informed me! I am very happy, she sent me the real Japanese newspaper with my haiku in it! Cannot wait to receive it :) We exchange a few letters with Emiko san, she is a very sweet lady.

This ASAHI WEEKLY haiku column is a real printed newspaper, they do not have a web site. The web site of the Asahi Shimbun is this: http://www.asahi.com/english/haiku/index.html (you will see my other haiku there -- I told about it in my recent post http://origa.livejournal.com/146150.html?nc=87)

When I receive the Asahi Weekly newspaper, I'll post about in in the LJ, that's for sure! :)