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Kikimora is said to look after the chickens and the housework if the home is well-kept. If not, she will whistle, break dishes and makes noise at night.
Am I having even more blonde moments? Just looked at the R4 schedule for next Friday - anton and Ofca meant - Desert Island Discs!! Something I never listen to. I thought it must be some indepth stuff. Oh well, I'll give it a whirl. I like Dirk Bogarde, I saw a film with him called "Victim" not so long ago (ignore me and talk amongst yourself whilst I whitter on) about blackmail, very good it was I thought. Pre Wolfenden and all that. Seems odd don't it now, those attitudes?
I thought Anton had written 'DVD' but in fact he wrote 'DID'. Nice to see AA motoring along without any help from us who aren't free to drop in every 5 minutes to see how many more questions have been set and answered.
I noted that she makes life for her husband and all other men, unbearable. I know a few Kikimoras, it seems
No Angle, do not tar me with the same brush. Some men are actually, well, probably, well, maybe, oh I dunno, Chicken? Only joking, all feathers and no trousers. Now, I am going offline. Enjoy your evening.
Anna - I'm not sure if this was really a question - but if it was - I'm not sure it was answered - but anyroad up - Adagietto from Mahler 5 - the feem-toon for the fillum of Death in Venice - final shot of Dirk Bogarde dying on the lido gazing at the unattainable Tadzio - Bogarde's make-up theatrically drizzling down his face in the venetian sunshine as he dies - but you prob'ly knew all this anyway...
Also chosen, in a very different context, by Roger Waters on today's 'Desert Island Discs'.
Don't worry - he'll be back. It's taken me 46 years, but I've finally discovered what Nietzsche meant by 'eternal recurrence'.
In addition, the philosophical concept of eternal recurrence was addressed by Arthur Schopenhauer. It is a purely physical concept, involving no supernatural reincarnation, but the return of beings in the same bodies. Time is viewed as being not linear but cyclical.
Blimey, you lost me now. Oh, is it time for Corrie and German Philsophers What I Have Known?
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