A post about Frozen Fever, a nice little oft-forgotten post – and the beginning of a new phase in Q.o.t.C.!
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Reflections on Frozen: the Musical in London (2022)
A reflection on my second viewing of Frozen: the Musical, a little more than three years after the first time, in a different place.
Musings: The Glade of the Sun
There is a northern glade, growing where oceans turn to ice…
Musings: She Is Trapped Who Fears Her Guardian
Come ye now, across the veil;
See what love there does entail.
Commemoration Month: Frozen II (2019)
Click on this link to read my first post EVER about my thoughts on Frozen II! Hi everyone! Sorry for the long silence. School has been exceptionally busy and since most of my posts are long and a little deep, I haven’t had the heart to sit down and look at my blog. The secondContinue reading “Commemoration Month: Frozen II (2019)”
Al Wat Je Zoekt (Vlaams) [All Is Found] (+dedication)
Dedicated to friends.
See you all, in good time 🙂
Uti Älven (Svenska) [All Is Found] (+dedication)
Dedicated to friends.
It is ok if the cover picture is unfamiliar.
See you all, in good time. 🙂
Ahtohallan (Nederlands) [All Is Found] (+dedication)
Dedicated to friends.
See you all, in good time 🙂
Okkur Kært (Íslenska) [All Is Found]
Revisiting a much-loved song! This time in Icelandic! You can find the French version here, with my comments. This version is pretty to the point as a prophecy. The last line is a little more heartwarming than in the English version though (‘when all is lost, then all is found’). It’s pretty cool that theContinue reading “Okkur Kært (Íslenska) [All Is Found]”
‘Into the Unknown’ in Icelandic!!! (+commentary)
FINALLY! A HIGHER-QUALITY VERSION! FlamSparks has done it again. Þakka þér kærlega fyrir e molte grazie! Only gripe about the lyrics is at 2:32. The lyrics are essentially the same as that on lyricstranslate.com: Ertu þarna? Þekkir þú mig? Skynjar þú mig? Hræðist þú mig? Translation: Are you there? Do you know me?Do you understandContinue reading “‘Into the Unknown’ in Icelandic!!! (+commentary)”
Queendom of the Crocus 