Smile =)
Isn't "Sonrie" a beautiful word?
I actually first discovered it as "sonrisa", which is the noun version of Spainish word for "smile". But after I asked my friend about it, I really loved "Sonrie" better, because it's telling someone to smile.
I think what I really love about it is that it sounds like "sunrise". Isn't that just a lovely metaphor? A smile to a sunrise. The Spainish were brilliant for that one.
And it suits him perfectly. I've tried others, but none seem to work.
Of course, he doesn't fully exist. Maybe, but since he's not exactly in this country, it's hard to actually know him. But I can wait, if I will ever really meet him someday.
The man cut out of the colors of a sunrise. The Gentle-Smiling-Blond Guy. My Sonrie.
2 comments:
Because YOU make me sonrie :D
Haha I can see you having a child and naming it Sonrie, and putting ribbons in her hair along with a poofy yellow dress.
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PAIGE! )R#)Q)!
This is such a great entry! I love it so much, almost as much as I love you and that's wayyyy too much to ever be able to define!
I can totally see you meeting your amazingly wonderful (and, of course, amazingly goodlooking!) "Sonrie" and having a bunch of amazingly goodlooking kids and naming one of the girls Sonrie. Then again, I'm sure I'll be there holding your hand during the birth! =ppppp!
I love you Paigeeee! =D
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