No, not at all, lys! Your accent was fine.
I hope mine didn't sound harsh, either?
What I meant, though, was that some accents just sounded really harsh after living in the UK for a number of months; I'm not sure I could even peg which ones. It was very interesting.
Ah, I see.
Haha! That's great about the kid and the chance to show off your Spanish skills!
Go lys!
*giggles at the remembrance of VeggieTales* "Oh, yeah, we're going to the Promise Land!"
*waves to liberty*
Yes, rather unfortunately, Winter.
Don't get me wrong, though---I'm happy your dollhouses are being worked on. But she's not even being that efficient with them: your lighthouse still needs a bottom floor.
Oh, good! I'm glad to hear you're doing better now, GtG.
Ah, I see. Well, I like the heat at times. But lately it's been making me feel a bit weird---I don't think I've been drinking enough water.
And it'll be nice when I can step outside without instantly sweating.
And I somehow missed your comment about taking a class at a school before.
I took a math class at a Christian school in 10th grade (and 11th) and was scared absolutely stiff beforehand---I'm definitely not a people person, and I'm not good at interacting with people I don't know very well---but it turned out being a really great experience. The teacher was wonderful, and my classmates, even if I never really became "friends" with them, were nice.
You know, too, sometimes it still surprises me when I go into an uni class and realise that though there's no one in the class I know, I get along okay. I'm definitely not a "cool" kid, either.
I'm sure God will get you through it, if you end up taking the class (what class is it, if I may ask?).
Hey, PC004!
Yeah, I know, I've been away far too long.
I'm very glad to be back for a bit, though.
And to be still here.
Ah, I see.
Gen ed. Very good---get that out of the way.
Is it an intro to lit course, and an overview of American history? And College Algebra, perhaps? Music Appreciation sounds interesting and I hope it goes well.
Orientation? Hehe, I didn't really have to take that.
Or, rather, I did, but it was one quick hour talk or something a couple weeks before classes and then I had to take an "Intro to Engineering" or something that focused on an engineering overview or something.
Hullo, pogginfan!
So, how's the math and biology been going? And you've friends visiting soon? That's lovely!
I remember, when I was younger especially, how happy I was to see friends after a year or less apart, so I can imagine how glad you'll be to see them.
Me? Well, I just finished a summer class (Comp II) and recently finished an internship, as well. Now, I'm just trying to enjoy the next couple weeks off before classes start.
AJoanna, like Mel said, I liked
Dear Enemy, despite it's worldview problems (which I, somehow, mostly skimmed over while reading
). I actually liked it
much more than I liked
Daddy Long Legs, which drove me completely bonkers. *shudders*
Hullo, Mel!
Oh, yes, you've some ideas.
But that only takes up some of the time, and I really shouldn't just laze about for the rest of it.
kk, I guess this is just prepping you for "real" life, when you'll have to work and might not be able to hunt so frequently.
But it still stinks.
True, I suppose.
I think my dad always enjoys going out, even if he doesn't get something every time.
Ah, ~LL~, I see.
Ooh, a lavender stethoscope? Nice.
Navy scrubs sound nice as well, and it's good that you're able to have them instead of school colour scrubs. Navy is a nice, solid colour, but pretty. (Or so I think
) Ah, okay. I'm sure the embroidery will be nice.
Good.
Wow, you're moving pretty
fast with it then.
They can be rather addictive, can't they? I expect a pm now, full of gushings/complaints/indifferences/whatever.
(And, eh, no idea.
)
Well, once again, today was pretty slow.
I ran a few errands, though, and checked out six books from the library today: three Agatha Christies (which all have to do with murders) and three local/state history books (which none have specifically to do with murders
). Tomorrow should be a bit busier, though, which'll be nice---I've got a couple of longer errands to run (including going out shopping with my sister...which, you know, since she's being really nice to go out just for me, I can't really complain.
Really, though, I hope it goes well, and I do appreciate her doing this), and I'm also hoping to get some reading and some 'catch-up' with various things done.