This week I have been called old for making a reference to Charlie Brown, which I thought was universal and transcended ages.
I've been called attractive... for my age. (A compliment is a compliment...?)
And I am nominated as driver for a group of us renting a car, as the oldest one. And other things.
Now, you all know I'm just playing and whining for fun. I know I'm not that old. And even if I am, I'm quite happy with it. All my experiences serve me well. I am quite content to be an old, experienced person. People have always called me an old soul. Well and good, then. Seanbhean Kirstie. And that's all I have for the week, heh.
Enjoy a beautiful sunset from the Prom in front of my building. Hopefully not the sunset of my life, in my venerable state, eh? ;)
No updates in almost two weeks? That's a shame.
ReplyDeleteAlso, apparently "Good Old Sean Bean" is "Sean Bhean Sean Bean"? That's awkward.
Incorrect; "Sean bhean Sean Bean" would be "Old woman Sean Bean." "Good Old Sean Bean" would be something along the lines of "seanSeán Bean maith;" the name Seán has to have the fada (long mark) on the 'a' as Gaeilge, and the adjective for old, 'sean,' is one of the few that prefixes a noun, whereas 'maith,' good, follows. Also, "seanbhean" is an old woman.
ReplyDeleteThough, it might also be considered that we could change his last name Bean to the Irish for bean, which I think is "pónaire," in which case he becomes Seán Pónaire, and to call him good old becomes "seanSeán Pónaire maith."