Re: Calling all Conlangers!

On Monday 21 January 2002 08:39, David Peterson wrote:

> Specifically, she was writing on the place where the choir sits (it
> has a name), and how it was carved out of the wall, so that when
> the choir sang, they would be in the wall, sort of, and the people
> could pass by uninhibited, and the choir would almost be a part of
> the building.
Wow! You don't have to know anything about architecture to appreciate
that, being a choir singer is enough :-)

Is it possible to read that paper anywhere?

(Yes, this is off topic. It doesn't add anything to any discussion
about language. No, I'm not sending it privately to David, because I
know there are other choir singers here and I hope they will notice.
I've restricted myself to three messages a day and I don';t give one
hoot whether they conform to any standard except "I want people to
read this". All of this is the result of much soul-searching that
kept me from posting anything at all on the list because I thought
*whatever* I wrote could not be interesting or important enough, and
I almost left the list altogether, unsubscribed, not even nomail,
because the friendly atmosphere was all but gone, but I'm glad I
didn't because it seems to be back)

   Irina

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