Clai yn dychwelyd i'r ddaear

Clai yn dychwelyd i'r ddaear ~ Clay returns to the earth

“If you are not sure what you think about something, the most useful questions are these. Am I being kind? Are they being kind? That usually gives you the answer.”
― Jan Morris

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Hyd yn oed mae pethau wedi torri yn dal yn gallu cael eu defnyddiau. Dyma rydyn ni wedi defnyddio pot wedi torri i lenwi lle yn y llwybr gardd.

Heddiw, roedden ni'n gweithio ar lyfrau (eto). Roedd cwpl o gamgymeriadau yn y drafft cyntaf o'r llyfr cyfredol. Rydyn ni'n meddwl ein bod ni'n gywir popeth nawr ac rydyn ni'n ceisio ail ddrafft... Roedden ni'n meddwl ein bod ni wedi gorffen y llyfr mis yn ôl. Dylwn ni wedi gwybod gwell.

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Even broken things can still have their uses. Here we have used a broken pot to fill a space in the garden path.

Today, we were working on books (again). There were a couple of mistakes in the first draft of the current book. We think we have everything right now and we are trying a second draft... We thought we had finished the book a month ago. We should have known better.

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Disgrifiad (Cymraeg): Pot wedi torri fel palmant gwallgof
Description (English): Broken pot as crazy paving

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