I just want to touch base and let you know that my computer has gotten even more slow, which did not seem possible, but it is! At any rate I am wishing all a glorious evening at the Qanteen in celebration of the advent of Q into our lives a year ago!
I have come by to drop off my Qake for the Qake Walk, and look forward to hear how the Qake sampling and discussions went!
I found this little tidbit that I thought people might find fun:
http://www.ourbabynamer.com/meaning-of-Huma.html
“What does Huma mean?
The name Huma is of Arabic origin.
The meaning of Huma is "bird who brings joy".
Huma is generally used as a girl's name.
It consists of 4 letters and 2 syllables and is pronounced Hu-ma.
The Given Name Huma
Huma is quite a unique name and a welcome find.
Elegant yet luminous, the name is a great blend of character and flair.
Huma is unique yet compelling due to its chic and valiant nature.
Huma falls into the bird name category.”
Which makes texokie wonder if that has anything to do with the references by Q of “When does a bird sing?”
So the HUMA organization would also presumably contain the same meaning in Arabic, unknown to most English speakers, as “Bird Who Brings Joy” presumably by destroying its enemies. Just a fun little bit of Taquiya, you know.
I was able to find that Q #2, 6, and 99 each specifically have mention of "Huma" and "Mockingbird"- However, to be fair, I did not find the phrase "when does a bird sing?" in the same drop as a reference to Huma.
LET the FReeQs EAT QAKE!!!