Dedh Cans Dogens ha Pemp


De Yow, pempes warn ügens mis Me

Thursday, 25th May


My a redyas re hedhyw ha lebmyn re skith o vy rag scrifa! Avorow my a vedn scrifa ow tòchya duwyow Grek ha'n flourys ma.

I read too much today and now I am too tired to write! Tomorrow I will write about Greek gods and these flowers.


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