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Miland (Voir le profil) 15 décembre 2010 18:41:25
That said, I haven't done anything to celebrate it, but here's an idea: I recently got interested in Tangrams. Perhaps an Esperanto set could be designed by using green coloured pieces, like the attached pic I just made using Windows Paint. Readers may like to suggest E-o symbols to go on some of the pieces and submit suggested revisions of the design, like a lighter green verda stelo on the square and la melono on the parallelogram, or perhaps straddling the boundary of the two large triangles..
erinja (Voir le profil) 15 décembre 2010 19:26:21
jan aleksan: It make sense, but note that july the 26th can occur during a summer esperanto event. Next year it will be during UK. Doesnt it a great occasion too?I don't know anyone who celebrates summer holidays on the same scale as Christmas. Most offices have a holiday party in December. Not so many offices seem to have a party for a summer holiday, at least here in the US. Some companies do have a summer picnic but it's not nearly as many as the companies who have a holiday party in the winter, and it's not nearly as formal.
robbkvasnak (Voir le profil) 15 décembre 2010 23:46:13
rusto (Voir le profil) 15 décembre 2010 23:59:44
3rdblade (Voir le profil) 16 décembre 2010 00:51:08
(Wine for summer, warm mead in winter)
Brajchjo (Voir le profil) 16 décembre 2010 01:10:02
The outside world still looks on Esperanto speakers as some sort of sect. It's a shame that many Esperanto speakers do not realise this negative aspect and still try to deify Zamenhof to the general public and portray us as an inward-looking sect.