marina kanavaki

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1. Blood-Ink-Diary says:

   December 21, 2012 at 04:49

   Stunning, indeed! A dancing tree of life – it’s resilient growth to endure restores the meaning of gentle hope, strength against all odds. The Fortune Tree depicts a very brave human in you. And, well, the brave go where they please — I am sure you shall reach the zenith of such a tree, it is your friend’s wish for you. xxxxxx

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   • marina kanavaki says:

     December 21, 2012 at 20:16

     …and mine for you too my dear, along with every good there is!
     You always make me smile, my friend!
     Thank you for …who you are!
     xxxxxxx

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     • Blood-Ink-Diary says:

       December 22, 2012 at 00:19

       And, you…. are such a lovely musician – which I just discovered today! MK-O !! Ten thumbs up! Thus, I MUST get a hold of your music…how? Please do advise where can I purchase here in Toronto? And, if the music has not reached Canada – well, let’s do something about it ! What a talent you are – beautiful and full of creative/intelligent parts that make you shine! Proud of you, my friend!!! xxxxxx
       p.s. my home is open to you should you ever decide to visit Toronto!

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       • marina kanavaki says:

         December 22, 2012 at 09:17

         oops [me blushing!]
         Aww, Shaheen, of all the wonderful things you’ve said to me, having your house open to me, touched me the most. Thank you so much my dear!!! Overwhelmed!!!!
         About MK-O, we’re on i-tunes and cdbaby [http://www.cdbaby.com/Artist/MKO] for download and physical cds and you can hear us @ Lastfm [http://www.last.fm/music/MK-O] and YouTube [http://www.youtube.com/user/mkomusic].
         Be well, beautiful beautiful Shaheen!!!!!!

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         • Blood-Ink-Diary says:

           December 23, 2012 at 03:27

           My home shall always be open to you – it’s globally declared here on your lovely blog ! Just come! And, I should so interview you for my blog – about your music / art, et al…What says Marina? After the holidays I can prepare a bunch of questions and it would be a great honour to post your answers in relation to your creative world.
           Keep shining, my friend! Chashme ba-durr (we Persians say this – it means: may you be protected by any evil and envious eyes, always). Normally after a praise, we say this! Yup, the superstitious civilisation we happen to live in ! Lol.
           Lots of love & hugs.

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           • marina kanavaki says:

             December 23, 2012 at 20:10

             Oh, I know, we have that over here too… in some places in Greece people say the opposite so that they don’t provoke spirits, for example they may say “you look so ugly”, meaning the opposite, or wear eye beads or blue beads for the “evil eye”!!!
             I am honored by your proposition my dear. How could I ever refuse a talented person like you?!!! We will be in touch.
             Thank you very very much!!!!!!!!
             Love and hugs from me too.

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