Yes, I know you won't believe it. But I am indeed writing. And this time it's me, not a pseudonym, not a character, not Meredith, not Iris (I know we have a loooot in common) - this time it's me.
And you know why? One of my English professors got ill (why is it always English??). So I have some free time.
By the way: I've heard someone complaining about my English accent. I know it's not very common to like the British accent (I've actually never met anyone who liked it...), but I also know that I don't have a special connection to the American accent and I honestly cannot identify with the American accent nor with the culture... - let's say I can identify better (of course, not completely!!) with the British - best with the Irish, but I'll have to learn a looot to improve my Irish!! And because I can't speak it very well I'll leave it. (I could teach you a few dirty words like BUFFALO, but that'd already be it, so I'll leave it). I've also heard that people tend to like extroverted people more than introverted people, because it's easier to talk to the extroverted. That is true! I agree. I do not doubt it! But I guess, it might be very very dangerous to say anything about a person's character by only seeing their exterior behaviour and talking. People who are introverted are not neccessarily shy! (They are absolutely not.) I'm moreover telling you: Still waters run deep. (Very deeeeep!)
So much I've heard.
I've heard a lot more. But I don't want to comment every tiny little thing I hear. That's out of my business and absolutely out of my mind. (That was a play on words.)
Nevertheless, good evening!
And be good! (I mean it!)
5 comments:
I tend to like the British accent more than the American one. So, now you've met someone ;) Actually, I think I like the Australian accent a little bit better though. But don't tell my british co-worker who's sitting next to me. ;)
I don't know what to say but oh my God: Still wonders be done, she's writing. It's not to me to comment but may be your right may be you're not. Still, be or not be, actually you are: and thaaat great ("imagine"). Though I'm extroverted, I like the introverted. At least someone to mock about. (Kidding.) They are the calm to my volcano of words. The silence which absorbs the stream of released words and which turns them into outer space - nothing.
Si tu comprendrais, je parlerais en fraincais. Quand même je le fais:
Americain ou anglais? Pas à moi à juger, mais je pense que chaque langue a ses avantages.
mais jetons un coup d'oeil sur les introvertis. j'en suis sûr que personne n'est parfait. mais le facon que Dieu t'as créé tu es parfaite. Et c'est pourquoi il faut t'aimer. Alors, soit ce que tu es et enriche ce monde de ce que tu es: parfaite
Now, was this one and the same anonymous writer? Or maybe even secret Jesus again??
The French man I know ;) nice to hear from you :)
I do love the British accent more than the american, too. For example I love it when Martin Smith speaks (but you can hear not so much british accent but a little bit). ;-)
Nice, that you write again.
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