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The translation is as follows:
Left page:
Czechoslovakia
Mom and dad speak Slovak. Their five children also speak Slovak. They are all Slovakian.
Right Page:
Rooster, rooster, cock-a-doodle-doo-er
at whom do you cock-a-doodle-doo in the early morning?
I wake you up, I wake you up, small sleepers
So you aren't late to school.
Eternity: Beginning in the 1930s Arthur Stace spent his early morning hours writing the word "Eternity" in a distinctive cursive style in every doorway, on every street, and major entrance to a public area that he could find in Sydney. For years, the citizens of the city wondered who was writing the "one word sermon" and why. Every once in a while, someone would claim responsibility for the graffiti and the newspapers would print the stories. In 1956, Stace was a member of the Burton Street Baptist Church, where he also served as the janitor and a prayer leader. One day, the pastor of the church, Rev. Lisle M. Thompson, stumbled across Stace while he was writing his chalk message on a sidewalk and the mystery of the "Eternity" messages all over Sydney was solved.
Stace said that after his conversion to Christianity, he heard a sermon in which the evangelist said "Eternity! Eternity! Oh, that this word could be emblazoned across the streets of Sydney!"
In his simple way, Stace decided to do that.
Cursive @ Black Cat, Washington, DC, on Friday, March 6, 2015.
The Ugly Organ 2015 Tour Setlist:
Nonsense
Big Bang
The Ugly Organist
Some Red Handed Sleight of Hand
Art Is Hard
The Recluse
This House Alive
Mothership, Mothership, Do You Read Me?
Herald! Frankenstein
Butcher the Song
Driftwood: A Fairy Tale
Tall Tales, Telltales
The Cat and Mouse
Excerpts From Various Notes Strewn Around the Bedroom of April Connolly, Feb. 24, 1997
A Gentleman Caller
Harold Weathervein
Bloody Murderer
The Martyr
From the Hips
Encore:
Sierra
Staying Alive
Cursive opening for Alkaline Trio on Sunday, February 28, 2010 at Chicago's Metro.
Tim Kasher is always animated while on stage.
Where's Waldo? I love A Cursive Memory, their a amazing band that played at the Fillmore on March 30, 2008.
Hello flickr friends -
As you can see, I'm no longer in__bed. I've so far been very shy about using this flickr account and have barely uploaded anything as a result, but I'm going to try to make it more personal so that I can feel comfortable using it more often.
I'm hoping to share not only carefully selected collages and photos but also photos from my life, drawings, and who knows what else. Hopefully no one minds.
There is a group on campus called Campus Cursive. They write positive letters and notes and leave them randomly around campus for people to find. Even though this letter has been up for a while, I saw it for the first time today.
A Cursive Memory
Luis & The Handshakes Tour
The Firebird
St. Louis, MO
11/5/10
Read the review over at mycarandmyguitar.com.