It has been in a good way, I'd say. I've been working on a personal project and I've made some great progress with it. I've been stuck with writer's block recently, but that's improving, too.
That's really amazing! Maybe later you could get back into it?
The Sheens and the Wright Brothers are probably the biggest claims to fame for my area, which isn't too shabby. I live in Ohio: http://ohio.gov/ I live in the city of Miamisburg, but I'm originally from and work in the city of Dayton. Friends of mine not originally from this State complain about it on occasion, but there's quite a bit to do if you know where to look.
I love that story about your mom, especially her Landa disgust, which diverged into politics and strudel. There's something charming about that, probably because it reminds me of my mom.
I'm being ramble-y and redundant, but that is extremely impressive. And again, that reminds me of my dad. You are right, too, in that it's easiest to learn a language when you're very young. I'm certainly not fluent in French, but I'm not terrible with it, and I think that part of it is from learning French when I was in elementary school. Another boring story: When my family moved from Dayton and I started at a new school, one of my classmates wanted to know about my previous school. I told her about learning French and she got excited and wanted to know more, so I told what au revoir meant. I was a pretentious nine year old, as I thought that everyone knew what it meant, like it was common knowledge or something.
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That's really amazing! Maybe later you could get back into it?
The Sheens and the Wright Brothers are probably the biggest claims to fame for my area, which isn't too shabby. I live in Ohio: http://ohio.gov/ I live in the city of Miamisburg, but I'm originally from and work in the city of Dayton. Friends of mine not originally from this State complain about it on occasion, but there's quite a bit to do if you know where to look.
I love that story about your mom, especially her Landa disgust, which diverged into politics and strudel. There's something charming about that, probably because it reminds me of my mom.
I'm being ramble-y and redundant, but that is extremely impressive. And again, that reminds me of my dad. You are right, too, in that it's easiest to learn a language when you're very young. I'm certainly not fluent in French, but I'm not terrible with it, and I think that part of it is from learning French when I was in elementary school. Another boring story: When my family moved from Dayton and I started at a new school, one of my classmates wanted to know about my previous school. I told her about learning French and she got excited and wanted to know more, so I told what au revoir meant. I was a pretentious nine year old, as I thought that everyone knew what it meant, like it was common knowledge or something.