Dedh Whetek warn Ügens

De Sül, pempes mis Whevrel

Sunday, 5th February 

Skith o vy  ha nebes crowsek! Ma othom dhebm a scrifa nebes geryow. Res ew dhebm scrifa tabm. My a dal scrifa nebes dhe les. Bes nag eus whans dhebm a scrifa. Etho, na vadna vy scrifa tabm veth. Venjo whei redya neppeth? Chons veth!

I am tired and a bit grumpy! I need to write a few words I must write a bit. I ought to write something interesting. But I don't want to write. So, I will not write anything. Would you like to read something? Too bad!

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