not mea culpa!!
seriously it wasn't meant to be another foreign language,but i just happened to like the phrase...
Auld Lang Syne...
Hav fun!Reminisce and cherish 'the good old times...'
posted by divya at 9:06 AM
Wednesday, January 04, 2006
Auld Lang Syne...
Hav fun!Reminisce and cherish 'the good old times...'
10 Comments:
forgot to mention...its not latin by the way...its scottish i hear/read/understand...
9:30 AM
This was a song we learnt in school..
If auld acquaintance be forgot,
and never brought to mind,
If auld acquaintance be forgot,
and tales of auld lang syne.
I couldnt help feeling sorry thinking of an old man (who went by the strange nameof lang syne) quite forgotten and left to himself in the prairies :) Very nostalgic.
3:19 PM
may be not prairies ... steppes might be closer!
2:40 AM
Moors, perhaps?
8:17 PM
strangely enough, i have never heard this rhyme or song. pardon my ignorance, but the first time i heard about it was on dec 30 2005, on the radio, when someone was talking about how christmas has so many songs but new year has just one...and even then, i couldn't quite catch the name! Interesting it should show up here just a few days later!
word ver: kiraxxj (as Lingam yadav would say...kaikoo kiraak paasha!)
5:32 AM
better! Moors, yes.
brings back vivid memories of the thrilling Baskervilles and the chilling "Wuthering heights".. Kudos to Emily Bronte!
And even I havent heard of it either, not until this female decides to post it here.
9:03 PM
ayyo...waat hyaapened! it's "auld lang syne" anyone posted here! who's next??
10:17 AM
vidya is next.. but I guess he wont be coming to party anytime soon... he is presently in tirupathi.
8:31 PM
The Corrs (that Irish girl band) have performed the song auld lang syne--may be there is a reason it's origins are celtic.
9:57 AM
Late comment...but feel like posting for old times' sake..
the expression grows on you..I like it better now than when I first saw it...auld lang syne...sounds good...
7:00 AM
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