"Close enough, but not quite" -I said - but there was no way to change their mind. So this weekend I was mommy also known as Hannah.
I only traveled a little but I had been called by many names - all these names, revolved around my original, birth-certificate, name. Hannah does it too. And from all these names the one I came to like the most, almost love it: Annamari...
Maybe because I like the sound of it - even though I could never quite pronounce it right.
Maybe because I was told that a girl by this name was able to bring two different worlds into one , even for a moment , just as I have tried lately...
Maybe, just because the song(1).The one that I wait to find translated, one day, as good morning gift to be opened carefully over a cup of deliciously steaming coffee . Even though I fear that once I'll know the meaning of all its words, I'll like it less ....
S a vázon
Egy kitelepített lány ült.
Lejtön lefelé,
A lány neve Annamari
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I do like the name Hannah, but I like Annamari even better. It has a lovely rhythm to it, and I love the sounds. There really is so much in a name, isn't there?
Yes, it is...)
the way the round the A in hungarian, it sounds almost as an O ...I love it. and I was very spoiled during my visit in Hungary -so it adds some good memories too...
Hannah, Annamari, a rose by any other name.
that is all too nice Paul (blush)
now, I did also add a link to the song
Wow! That is amazing music. It would be great to drink huge jugs of beer and eat bread and cheese and dance to, dance and drink beer and dance some more. Can you dance those wonderful folk waltzes?
how funny that they renamed you something similar but different!
Paul.
than:" igyunk sört". Though cheese goes much better with wine
Gwen
funny, indeed...
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