De Meurth, üdnegves warn ügens mis Kevardh û Tuesday, 31st December Martesen an liw de a veu owr rag termyn cott, bes hedhyw glas ew an eborn, maga loos avel l ü jiw. Res ew dhebm whilas liwyow erel. Otta ü dn camellia r ü dh emesk scorrednow didhel an perbren. Ma flourys moy war an camellia rosliw ewedh. Troblys oma rag ow flourys. Ma flourys gwenton ow tos ken diwedhys ew an gwav. Scantlowr dallathys ew an gwav. An gewer a wra treylya moy yeyn. E vedh rew, martesen ergh, hag ow flourys a wra merwel. Nag ew mis Whevrel nevra mis da. Perhaps the colour yesterday was gold for a short time, but today the sky is grey, as grey as ashes. I have to look for other colours. Here's one red camelia among the leafless branches of the pear tree. There are more flowers on the pink camelia too. I am worried about my flowers. Spring flowers are coming before the winter has finished. The winter has hardly started. The weather will get colder. There will be frost, perhaps snow, and my flowers will...
De Sadorn, ügensves mis Gorefen Saturday, 20th July Lôwen o vy hedhyw. Bern brâs a hôrn coth rag dasûsya ew gellys. Whath ma meur a whel dhe wil rag orna ha glanhe an lowarth. Kernow ew drog gerys rag kewer lawek. An ayr ogas dhe'n mor ell bos holanek lowr ewedh, rag hedna hôrn ell gosseny en üskis. Trampolin agan flehes wydn a dreylyas gossednek ha nag o va saw na velha. Res veu dhe'n slynk y din coth mos ewedh. Den wheg, Dan Hall a Redrüdh, a dheuth gen vann gwydn ha kemeres an taclow dhe ves. I'm happy today. A big heap of scrap iron for recycling is gone. There's still a lot of work to do to organise and clean up the garden. Cornwall is notorious for rainy weather. The air near the sea can be quite salty too, therefore iron can rust quickly. Our grandchildren's trampoline became rusty and it wasn't safe any more. The old slide had to go too. A nice man, Dan Hall of Redruth, came with a white van and took the things away. Deg ger rag hedhyw Ten wor...
De Lün, nawes warn ügens mis Ebrel Monday, 29th April Neppeth cott hedhyw. Nag eus dhebm termyn hedhyw rag "deg ger". Nag eus bes üdn ger rag hedhyw. Something short today. I don't have time today for "ten words". There's only one word for today. Glas ew an mor hedhyw. That d'mean the sea is blue Today, my lover, that is true. Glas o an mor de. That d'mean the sea was grey. And so 'twas yesterday. Sometimes, you say, the sea is green. If blue-grey-green is what you mean, " Glas " is the colour that it's been. Bes "glas" ew oll an gwedh ha gwels. All trees and grass are "glas" as well. The leaves are green, "Glas" ew an del.
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