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[rimturse]

I've slept really well these last two nights. Yesterday was draining, though, so I'm feeling a bit flat. Had my first proper sleep in almost two weeks and slept late, got up to go to the dermatologist and then C called to tell me some friends had invited themselves for dinner. The rest of the day flew by with cleaning, dermatologist appointment, shopping and errand trip to Zuerich, more cleaning, a quick shower, some cooking and then entertaining guests until midnight.

The entertaining part was exhausting because I had to speak German, which is good practice, but really tiring because I have to concentrate so much and then I get annoyed with my own baby language. Why is it that I can understand and read German 95% perfectly, but when it comes to speaking I'm a mumbling twit?

Today, I plan on doing the dishes and otherwise be lazy. We went to an art-supply shop in Zuerich yesterday and I was like a kid in a candy store. C thought it was cute and bought me loads of stuff, which I can't wait to try out. :)))

Comments

[mrsroberts.livejournal.com]

I totally admire you for speaking/understanding more than one language. I have sung in German when I was in college, and my tongue does not make some of those sounds well. (There was no understanding for me, just singing sounds).

[frigg.livejournal.com]

thank you :)

[mnfaure.livejournal.com]

Yay for laziness. And double yay for art supplies. The cute tactic is the best ever, but I wonder if it might have been C making it up to you for letting people invite themselves for dinner when you've been feeling so poorly.

[frigg.livejournal.com]

Miq, you're waaay to cynical. ;)

[toeknuckles.livejournal.com]

as a kid, i never liked candy NEARLY as much as i like art supplies now i'm...well, older. "grown up" would not be an accurate description. hehe.

[frigg.livejournal.com]

hehehe same here, although I do consider myself a "grown up" albeit a very silly one. :)