#kefi

Genuinely though, isn't it crazy that you can just have!! People in your life!! Who love you for you. Who you can ramble at for hours, who will support all of your passion projects.

I love sharing the wonders of life with people. A pretty photo I took, a song that's been stuck in my head all day, a post that made me laugh aloud.

My jupiter is in taurus

Thank you 🥰

Kefi being cute, probably going swimming somewhere near Metilia’s cottage🧚

Not long after Metilia fixed the botched haircut an angry mob gave them:(

Kefi is a sweet fae that belongs to @endless-whump

Greek Kefi... No matter were you are!!! Hellene and Proud.

The word kefi (κέφι) is a word that when directly translated from Greek to English means (according to Google’s translator), “fun” but that doesn’t even come close to what it really means. When asking Greek speakers what kefimeans, they say that it means you are joyful, spirited, passionate, happy, and in general, that you love life.

Ελληνικό κέφι ... Δεν έχει σημασία πού είσαι !!! Έλληνες και περήφανοι.

“Do you know why we Greeks are so successful?” the bright-eyed, animated lady with the most luminous teeth asked me as she adjusted her necklace, upon which was strung a Santorini-blue evil eye.

“We are?” I enquired.

Side-stepping the question, she continued. “Because we have something else no-one else has. And do you know what that is?”

“A language of such dexterity that is able to reduce the words Notis Sfakianakis to a short and easily compactable ‘Sfax’?” I responded.

“Kefi,” she answered, jingling her bracelet covered arms. “Kefi. An attitude to life that lets us surmount all challenges. The Greek succeeds where others fail because he has kefi. No-one can stop him. You can see that when we dance. Take a Greek wedding for example. It’s all about the dancing, whereas with Italians it’s all about the food.”