Comments on: Share a myth V http://www.tololy.com/2006/01/06/share-a-myth-v/ Tag free. No labels. Fri, 29 Aug 2008 22:47:35 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: Tololy http://www.tololy.com/2006/01/06/share-a-myth-v/#comment-998 Tololy Sun, 08 Jan 2006 02:43:00 +0000 http://tololy.com/?p=175#comment-998 Bilotee, Glad you could hop in the Box. Looking forward to reading some more of your posts and comments. I thank you for the gentle words, and I hope you would drop by again. Bilotee,

Glad you could hop in the Box. Looking forward to reading some more of your posts and comments.
I thank you for the gentle words, and I hope you would drop by again.

]]> By: bilotee http://www.tololy.com/2006/01/06/share-a-myth-v/#comment-997 bilotee Sun, 08 Jan 2006 01:34:00 +0000 http://tololy.com/?p=175#comment-997 It is quite inspiring to see such interest in this genre of subjects here amongst us today, it is a rarity, it's often looked at as tedious homework material. I just recently started reading a book about Greek Myths. After reading your post I had to skip a whole lot of pages to get to Echo and Narcissus. Sadly, the book doesn't say much, so I thank you for the details. I'm a Salvador addict. Great visual. I am absolutely positive that you get so many compliments, your writing is absolutely entertaining. It is quite inspiring to see such interest in this genre of subjects here amongst us today, it is a rarity, it’s often looked at as tedious homework material. I just recently started reading a book about Greek Myths. After reading your post I had to skip a whole lot of pages to get to Echo and Narcissus. Sadly, the book doesn’t say much, so I thank you for the details.

I’m a Salvador addict. Great visual.

I am absolutely positive that you get so many compliments, your writing is absolutely entertaining.

]]> By: Tololy http://www.tololy.com/2006/01/06/share-a-myth-v/#comment-996 Tololy Fri, 06 Jan 2006 15:37:00 +0000 http://tololy.com/?p=175#comment-996 Fedaykin, You are perfectly right. A flower did grow in Narcissus' place, I took the license and did not post that bit because quite frankly the post seemed excessively long already. Point taken, and I would love to see the myth performed. Welcome to Tololy's Box! Jameel, The Box must be looked down upon with favour, two new minds visited it. You are most welcome to share your views and opinions, and definitely welcome in Tololy's Box. Fedaykin,

You are perfectly right. A flower did grow in Narcissus’ place, I took the license and did not post that bit because quite frankly the post seemed excessively long already. Point taken, and I would love to see the myth performed. Welcome to Tololy’s Box!

Jameel,

The Box must be looked down upon with favour, two new minds visited it. You are most welcome to share your views and opinions, and definitely welcome in Tololy’s Box.

]]> By: Jameel http://www.tololy.com/2006/01/06/share-a-myth-v/#comment-995 Jameel Fri, 06 Jan 2006 14:49:00 +0000 http://tololy.com/?p=175#comment-995 Excellent, I heard bits of this myth before, but reading it here with this detail gave it beautiful literary dimension. I always wonder and look for the explanation and origin of proverbs and metaphors we use in our daily life. Your posts are interesting and informative, keep it up. Excellent, I heard bits of this myth before, but reading it here with this detail gave it beautiful literary dimension.
I always wonder and look for the explanation and origin of proverbs and metaphors we use in our daily life.
Your posts are interesting and informative, keep it up.

]]> By: Fedaykin http://www.tololy.com/2006/01/06/share-a-myth-v/#comment-994 Fedaykin Fri, 06 Jan 2006 08:13:00 +0000 http://tololy.com/?p=175#comment-994 Wow...I love that story....have done ever since we did Tales From Ovid as our first year play at uni. Echo and Narcissus was one of the most moving, except for some reason, I remember Narcissus turning into a flower (a narcissium, funnily enough). Still, beautiful story...I can just imagine the tortured look in the actress's eye when he told her to leave him be....good imagery. Wow…I love that story….have done ever since we did Tales From Ovid as our first year play at uni. Echo and Narcissus was one of the most moving, except for some reason, I remember Narcissus turning into a flower (a narcissium, funnily enough). Still, beautiful story…I can just imagine the tortured look in the actress’s eye when he told her to leave him be….good imagery.

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