Diaphanitas

"Cambodiani Anna Frank Amant"
"The Cambodians Like Anne Frank"

Yeah, apparently:

Anne Frank diary resonates with Cambodians

"Felicem Natalem, Anna!"
"Happy Birthday, Anne!"

You know I like my R-Girls!

There are plenty of Anne pictures here:

http://diaphanus.livejournal.com/222292.html



There are some Margot pictures, too.

LWotP: diarium -i n. "diary."

"Pellicula de Anna: Non Beata"
"A Clip about Anne: Not Happy"

Yeah:

( Pellicula de Anna: Non Beata )

"Perscriptio apud Vicipaedia de Anna"
"An Entry at Vicipaedia about Anne"

Here it is:

http://la.wikipedia.org/wiki/Anna_Frank

They refer to Margot as "Margarita"! That's amusing!

LWotP: diarium -i n. "diary."

"Situs Terrentes apud ytmnd de Anna!"
"Scary Sites at ytmnd about Anna!"

Yeah, here they are:

http://annefrankiswatching.ytmnd.com/

http://annefranksuicide.ytmnd.com/ (Uncle Otto?)

http://anne.ytmnd.com/

http://hwtn.ytmnd.com/

http://annefrankishawt.ytmnd.com/

http://annefrank.ytmnd.com/

http://naziannefrank.ytmnd.com/

They keep using the same images.

I want to see more like these:

http://diaphanus.livejournal.com/222292.html

"Anna Franca apud MySpace"
"Anne Frank at MySpace"

Someone made this:

http://www.myspace.com/annefrankdream

Margot should have one.

LWotP: MeumSpatium "MySpace."

"Arbor Occidendus Annae"
"Anne's Tree to Be Cut Down"

Unfortunate:

Anne Frank's tree to be cut down

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands - The ancient chestnut tree that comforted Anne Frank while she was in hiding during the Nazi occupation of Holland must be cut down, the Amsterdam city council said Tuesday.

The diseased tree in the courtyard behind the canal-side warehouse where the Frank family took refuge for more than two years has been attacked by an aggressive fungus and a moth, called the horse chestnut leaf miner. Experts estimate the tree's age at 150-170 years.

LWotP: arbor -oris f. "tree."

Oh yes, August 4 is a sad day in the history of Anne and Margot Frank.

LWotP: tristis -e "sad."

Here are some great clips showing Anne and Annie in action!

• Anne Frank
  
  
• Annie Oakley

The Anne one is kind of sad.

LWotP: pellicula -ae f. "movie," "clip."

I found this in someone's signature:

Mr. Clemens (Mark Twain) was once asked whether he feared death. He said that he did not, in view of the fact that he had been dead for billions and billions of years before he was born, and had not suffered the slightest inconvenience from it.

One of the things that I no longer really fear is death. If I had never learned to stop fearing death so much, I probably would have had a lot of trouble starting my R-Girl story.

( Imago cum Septem Resuscitatis )

LWotP: mors -rtis f. "death."

( Memoriale Hitlero in Visconsinia?!? )

( Felicem Natalem Tibi Exopto, Anna Resuscitata! )

R-Girl Anne is nothing like this:

Anne Frankenstein: The Movie Trailer 2006

LWotP: resuscitare "to revive."

New R-Girl colorbar:

( Linea Multicolor Nova Resuscitatarum )

( Moderatrix AnneFrankTWS Gregis Me Reiecit! )

Heh, "Ghost of Anne Frank: 'Stop Reading My Diary'" at the Onion:

http://www.theonion.com/content/node/40105

LWotp: larva -ae f. "ghost."

Today is Holocaust Remembrance Day.

LWotP: memoria -ae f. "remembrance."

Here are some scans from the Japanese book for the Anne Frank anime movie:

( Imagines ex Libro Pelliculae Animeanae de Anna Franca )

About a week ago, I ordered the book for the Anne Frank anime movie from the Japanese Amazon. It came in today! It has lots of great pictures of Anne, Margot, and the others! I'll scan some pictures soon.

LWotP: Amazon -onis f. "Amazon."

( Caudex Dixit... )

New R-Girl avatar:

( Novum Avatarum cum Septem Resuscitatis )

Someone in the anne_frank community posted this link:

Letters Show Different Side of Anne Frank

AMSTERDAM, Netherlands (AP) -- Any father of a headstrong 14-year-old girl might recognize the words: ''Just leave me alone, if you don't want me to stop trusting you for good.'' The furious letter from Anne Frank to her father, Otto, was written nearly two years after the Frank family locked itself into a concealed apartment to escape deportation by the Nazi army occupying the Netherlands.

That is hardly surprising to me. Anne was not known to behave all the time. In fact, sometimes she was a brat! It does not help that movie adaptations have portrayed Anne as "a pure, unblemished martyr."

Anyway, I really do not know what else to say about it other than random stuff. Like, cheese telephones murder cases inside notwurst golf ball lights every day to and from Lesbos. And Mohammad snacks playing water flutes with dreamcatchers drinking cake burglers now and then.

LWotP: epistula -ae f. "letter."

( Anna Franca Tribas Erat? )

Since Anne and Margot have avatars, I thought Miep should have one, too:

( Avatarum Miepae )

I would make one for Bep, but I cannot find an anime-ish/manga-ish picture of her.

LWotP: adiutrix -icis f. "helper.

( Pelliculam Anne Frank - The Whole Story Vidi )

Best part ever:

( Pars Optima )

I am back home from the West Allis Library!

( Res Novae ex Bibliotheca Occidentalis Allis )

Gracie mentioned a DBZ/Anne Frank in her LJ:

http://kaitokuro1412.deviantart.com/journal/8031992/

Wow, that is scary and wrong. Anna Margotaque would not like that.

There should be a Super Saiyan Stalin. His attack should be "commie-hameha"!

Remember people: De mortuis nil nisi bonum dicendum est!

LWotP: Anna Franca f. "Anne Frank."

I was reading Anne's diary again.

She mentioned Marie in her entry for May 20, 1944!

She mentioned Clara and Fanny's brother in her entry for June 9, 1944!

LWotP: mentio -onis f. "mentioning."

I made new versions of the R-Girls' avatars:

( Formae Novae Avatarorum Septem Resuscitatarum )

LWotP: resuscitare "to revive."

( Locus in Diario Annae. Et Pellicula cum Anna. )

Here is an EEKy sentence from Anne's diary:

Margot and I got in the same bed together last evening; it was a frightful squash, but that was just the fun of it.

That's EEKy, but I don't think they did things that sisters should never do!

LWotP: sententia -ae f. "sentence."

I learned about this goofiness on television:

Prophecy of the Popes

As far as I can tell...

• The Latin phrases are vague enough for me to say, "Wow, but how could so many phrases not fit their respective people?"
  
  
• Some of the Latin translations there are a bit off. For instance, it seems to me that "De Pannonia Tusciae" means "From Pannonia of Tuscany," not "From Tuscian Hungary," as that article claims.

Oh, wait, I just received word that archeologists have discovered the ancient...

Libri Praedictionum Feminarum Resuscitatarum...

meaning "The Books of the Prophecies of the Resurrected Women." It describes how seven women will be resurrected from the dead so that they can fight the evils in the world.

( Libri Praedictionum Feminarum Resuscitatarum )

LWotP: prophetia -ae f. "prophecy."

Ah, it is Miep's birthday today.

I find it interesting that she is still alive!

LWotP: adiutrix -icis f. "helper."

I found something disturbing:

( Imago Terribilis cum Anna )

I'm not impressed by that.

LWotP: fraus -udis f. "fraud."

Catlord was talking about a Hitler x Anne Frank cartoon. I found it:

( Libellus Pictographicus Terribilis cum Anna et Hitlero )

There are too many stupid people in the world.

( Libellus Pictographicus cum Anna... )

LWotP: culus -i m. "ass."

I bought some new books:

( Index Librorum )

( Liber: Anne Frank Remembered )

( Liber: Bizenghast )

LWotP: humilis -e "humble."

This was bound to happen:

( Linea Multicolor Resuscitatarum )

LWotP: multicolor -oris "multicolored."

I found some Anne Frank pictures at deviantArt. Some of them are, I think, scary and stupid. Others aren't so bad.

( Imagines Annae )

LWotP: holocaustum -i n. "holocaust."

undeadprincess once wrote this:

Dear Diary,
I had the weirdest dream that some guy that majors in Latin was rooting me on as Marie Antoinette and I were making out... Also, my sister Margot was there and we did things sisters should never do. What the fuck?
-a lost entry from the diary of Anne Frank

I found that both disturbing and amusing at the same time.

Wow, I just realized that she said that on my birthday last year!

LWotP: basium -i n. "kiss."

Pheona wrote something odd in her deviantArt journal:

A friend from the PGSM forums wants me to make a picture of Bonnie Parker and Annie Okley (sp?). That is all he gave me, so I'll have to try and figure out something

But I also mentioned that they should be "Gun Girls," similar to what she did with the "Piano Girls," Clara and Fanny. That "Gun Girls" theme should entail, I think, Bonnie and Annie with their guns; they should be aiming and firing. Other than that, I do not have anything specific in mind. I think that gives her some artistic freedom.

Anyway, I like this picture she did a while back:


Aw, how adorable!

LWotP:
Puellae Sclopetorum "Gun Girls."
Puellae Clavilium "Piano Girls."

I added my friend Aaron to my Friends List this morning! I did not know he already had a LJ account.

He really is into a certain Super Sentai series. In fact, he even made up Super-Sentai-ish names and titles and such for some of the moderators and administrators at the Genvid/DIES GAUDII forums! How cute and clever!

I asked him what Rangers the R-Girls would be, and he said "復女戦隊才連者【ふっじょせんたいサイレンジャー】," which seems to be something like "Resurrected Woman Task Force Sairanger" (the "Sai" in "Sairanger" means "genius" or "talent"). That would be "Resuscitātārum Fēminārum Mīlitāris Ūnitās Ingeniituitrīcēs" in Latin. After he said "復女戦隊才連者【ふっじょせんたいサイレンジャー】," I asked him what the R-Girls' individual names and titles would be. He said that he was busy at the time. Well, I can try my luck on the names:

• Rēgīnituitrīx! Caelestis Stella Versāliārum, Maria Antoinetta!
  Queen Ranger! Heavenly Versailles Star, Marie Antoinette
  
  
• Prōscrīptituitrīx! Caelestis Stella Texiae, Bonnia Parcera!
  Outlaw Ranger! Heavenly Texas Star, Bonnie Parker!
  
  
• Sure-Shot-tuitrīx! Caelestis Stella Ohīī, Annia Oakleia!
  Sure Shot Ranger! Heavenly Ohio Star, Annie Oakley!
  
  
• Wunderkind-tuitrīx! Caelestis Stella Lipsiae, Clara Schumanna!
  Wunderkind Ranger! Heavenly Leipzig Star, Clara Schumann!
  
  
• Flōrigerituitrīx! Caelestis Stella Hamburgī, Fannia Hensela!
  Flowered Ranger! Heavenly Hamburg Star, Fanny Hensel!
  
  
• Diāriituitrīx! Caelestis Stella Amstelodamī, Anna Franca!
  Diary Ranger! Heavenly Amsterdam Star, Anne Frank!
  
  
• Studiōsituitrīx! Caelestis Stella Amstelodamī, Margota Franca!
  Studious Ranger! Heavenly Amsterdam Star, Margot Frank!

How do you like them apples, Aaron?

Latin word of the post: tuitrix, "female protector" or "female ranger."

I would love to see fanlistings for all of the R-Girls! So far, I have found these:

• The Approved Marie Antoinette Fanlisting
  
• Diary of Anne Frank FANLISTING

It is a shame, I think, that fanlistings have not been created for Bonnie, Annie, Clara, Fanny, and Margot.

Latin words of the post: fautor, "male fan," and fautrix, "female fan."

I have two copies of Shadow Life! Sponsa gave me the hardcover version, and I bought the "Advance Reader's Edition" that is a paperback.

I know that I want to keep the hardcover (take a guess why!), but I am wondering what I should do about the paperback version. Should I sell it? Suggestions are welcome!

Latin word of the post: exemplar, "copy."

I am having a lot of fun reading Shadow Life by Barry Denenberg. One section features a re-creation of Margot Frank's diary. Here is part of the July 15, 1943 entry of the diary:

Holding her fountain pen in that odd little grip she invented after she sprained her thumb, she spends countless hours agonizing over every word, updating every entry, constantly revising and rewriting. It's almost as if she truly expects that someday millions of people will be reading her diary. As if she really believes that someday she is going to become a world-famous writer. Well, at least it keeps her mind occupied.

That part is funny to me because what she describes is exactly what happened: millions of people did read Anne's diary. But the part also depresses me because I know what happens before the diary gets published. How bittersweet! It's probably best to expect life to be that way, but the sweet part makes life worth living.

Latin word of the post: ironia, "irony."

I am now the owner of many new things! Most of the things that I got are books! Here's a list of my loot:

Libri (Books)

• Amazing Agent Luna Volume 2 by Nunzio Defilippis, Christina Weir, Shiei
  
  
• Solar System Stickers by Bruce LaFontaine
  
  
• The Wizard of Oz: The Graphic Novel by L. Frank Baum, Michael Cavallaro
  
  
• Marie Antoinette: The Last Queen Of France by Evelyne Lever
  
  
• Harrius Potter et Philosophi Lapis by J. K. Rowling, Peter Needham
  
  
• Latin for Dummies by Clifford A. Hull, Steven R. Perkins, Tracy Barr
  
  
• Hidden Music: The Life of Fanny Mendelssohn by Gloria Kamen
  
  
• Fanny Mendelssohn by Francoise Tillard
  
  
• Shadow Life by Barry Denenberg

Vestimenta (Clothes)

• Two black long-sleeve shirt (I don't like one of them)
  
  
• Two black jackets (I like black)

Cuppediae (Candy)

• Various chocolate goodies
  
  
• A jar full of M&Ms and nuts

That Harrius Potter et Philosophi Lapis book is pretty amusing. I find it interesing how the translator rendered the names into Latin:

• Harrius Potter (Harrii Potter): Harry Potter
  
  
• Albus Dumbledore (Albi Dumbledoris): Albus Dumbledore
  
  
• Voldemort (Voldemortis): Voldemort
  
  
• Rubeus Hagrid (Rubei Hagridi): Rubeus Hagrid
  
  
• Schola Hogvartensis Artium Magicarum et Fascinationis (Scholae Hogvartensis Artium Magicarum et Fascinationis): Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry
  
  
• Ronaldus Vislius (Ronaldi Vislii): Ronald Weasley
  
  
• Hermione Granger (Hermionis Granger(?)): Hermione Granger

Hermione's name should be a second-declension noun, not a third-declension one.

There are some cute pictures of the character Francesca in Amazing Agent Luna book! Sponsus Sponsaque like Francesca!

Latin word of the post: multus, "many."

I finished reading the Who Was Annie Oakley? book that I bought in Chicago. The illustrations in the book are amusing! One illustration shows Annie in the rain. Hm, I wonder what she would look like in a modern bathing suit! Hee!

There are several places that show "Annie and Frank" (Frank was Annie's husband), which kept making me think of "Anne Frank"! How silly!

Latin word of the post: sclopetum, "gun."

In the </a></b></a>anne_frank community, someone posted some pictures of things at the Anne Frank House in Amsterdam. The wax figures of Anne creep me out. She looks like an old lady.

Latin word of the post: figura, "figure."

It snowed it again. Fortunately, the snow blower started for me! And I cleaned the snow off the walkways! That was excellent! Now I'm not as tired as I would've been if it didn't start!

My mother bought a new Anne book for me. That was nice of her! I've started reading the book right away, and now I'm almost finished.

Latin word of the post: saginatio, "spam."

It's going to be another dull day at the Journal. At least some of the other people there are treating me nicely for a change. Most of them, though, are crabby and resentful brutes.

I'm about ready to find another job. Readers, do you have any suggestions for me?

Anyway, I've started reading my Anna Margotaque book. This is my favorite picture from the book:

They're wearing outfits that are similar to the ones they wear in that Rose of the Resuscitatae picture by Gina.

Latin word of the post: photographica, "photograph."