The document provides information about the island of Réunion, including:
- It is a volcanic island located in the Indian Ocean, with 3 main cities including the capital of Saint Denis.
- The island has a mixed population and culture, with people speaking both Creole and French languages. Traditional Creole foods include curries, sausages, and smoked meats served with rice and pulses.
- The music is also a mix including maloya (sung by former slaves) and sega dances accompanied by traditional instruments. Festivals celebrate both religious and cultural aspects of the island's history.
This document provides instructions for adding categories to a blogger blog. The instructions are to click "Add a Gadget" and select "HTML/Javascript", copy code into the popup window and title it "categories", then open posts with labels and copy the link of a label to replace placeholder text in the code with the actual category name and link. Repeating this allows multiple categories to be added to the blog.
The document provides an overview of Estonian culture, traditions, and language. It introduces some key Estonian national symbols like the swallow flag and cornflower. It then describes the landscape, noting Estonia is a flat country with many lakes and forests. Several cultural traditions are summarized, including song and dance festivals held for over a hundred years, Midsummer celebrations on St. John's Day, Christmas traditions, tug-of-war competitions, sledding on Shrove Tuesday, and the autumn celebrations of St. Martin's and St. Catherine's Days. Basic greetings and introductions in the Estonian language are also provided.
The document provides information about the island of Réunion, including:
- It is a volcanic island located in the Indian Ocean, with 3 main cities including the capital of Saint Denis.
- The island has a mixed population and culture, with people speaking both Creole and French languages. Traditional Creole foods include curries, sausages, and smoked meats served with rice and pulses.
- The music is also a mix including maloya (sung by former slaves) and sega dances accompanied by traditional instruments. Festivals celebrate both religious and cultural aspects of the island's history.
This document provides instructions for adding categories to a blogger blog. The instructions are to click "Add a Gadget" and select "HTML/Javascript", copy code into the popup window and title it "categories", then open posts with labels and copy the link of a label to replace placeholder text in the code with the actual category name and link. Repeating this allows multiple categories to be added to the blog.
The document provides an overview of Estonian culture, traditions, and language. It introduces some key Estonian national symbols like the swallow flag and cornflower. It then describes the landscape, noting Estonia is a flat country with many lakes and forests. Several cultural traditions are summarized, including song and dance festivals held for over a hundred years, Midsummer celebrations on St. John's Day, Christmas traditions, tug-of-war competitions, sledding on Shrove Tuesday, and the autumn celebrations of St. Martin's and St. Catherine's Days. Basic greetings and introductions in the Estonian language are also provided.
2. 為什麼我會來到這裡？
Two roads diverged in a wood, and
I took the one less traveled by,
And that has made all the difference.
── The Road Not Taken
樹林中有兩股岔道，
而我走的那條路行人稀少，
這就造成了一切的差異。
── 〈未竟之路〉
