Thank you! It's probably my favorite of the graphics I've made recently (maybe. It's hard to decide). I trust that all is going well with you, too?
I'm not very musically inclined, so I've always been fascinated by those who are. The cello is magnificent, and I imagine that would it be wonderful to learn how to play it. The drums would be great fun, too.
Dayton's a nice place. It's not quite like it was in its heyday in the '70s and '80s, but it's flourishing again. Just this last week, one of Ohio's landmarks (or at least could be considered one), affectionately known as Touchdown Jesus was struck by lightning and burned down.
I really need to get back into my French. I may never be perfectly fluent, but I love speaking the language as well as listening to it. Perhaps you can get back into it once your Italian improves? One of my friends loves Merlin, so she had a picture of that on her tumblr. That's fantastic! I recently made another faux pas with a co-worker who is a linguistics major. I told her the translation of the Til Schweiger film, Keinohrhasen is Rabbit Without Ears. She's nearly fluent in German and I had somehow forgotten that and felt a bit foolish.
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I'm not very musically inclined, so I've always been fascinated by those who are. The cello is magnificent, and I imagine that would it be wonderful to learn how to play it. The drums would be great fun, too.
Dayton's a nice place. It's not quite like it was in its heyday in the '70s and '80s, but it's flourishing again. Just this last week, one of Ohio's landmarks (or at least could be considered one), affectionately known as Touchdown Jesus was struck by lightning and burned down.
I really need to get back into my French. I may never be perfectly fluent, but I love speaking the language as well as listening to it. Perhaps you can get back into it once your Italian improves? One of my friends loves Merlin, so she had a picture of that on her tumblr. That's fantastic! I recently made another faux pas with a co-worker who is a linguistics major. I told her the translation of the Til Schweiger film, Keinohrhasen is Rabbit Without Ears. She's nearly fluent in German and I had somehow forgotten that and felt a bit foolish.