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By: french: not as easy as I think | Extreme Telecommuting

french: not as easy as I think | Extreme Telecommuting — Thu, 28 Mar 2013 21:53:31 +0000

[...] One of the biggest benefits of being an iffy French speaker in a French-speaking country is that when reading or hearing French, you can usually persuade yourself to place your full faith in whatever translation best suits your particular needs at any given moment. You’ve got the English speaker’s appreciation of cognates, a few dimly recalled Latin roots in your back pocket, and possibly the benefit of being highly self-suggestible (viz. that whole La Grande Dangereuse episode from a few weeks back). [...]

By: Your mother-in-law

Your mother-in-law — Wed, 13 Mar 2013 00:55:31 +0000

Am I imagining this, or are those kids getting cuter? I just love every odyssey. It’s almost as good as being there-even with the overwhelming crush of French athletics.
I think you have burned your bridges as far as Fresno is concerned. We used to have that same problem with the German’s gathering aroung us, so now I’m thinking it’s a European thing- or maybe people from the west need more personal space. I love the picture of the medieval broom closet! Sid, you are a gifted writer.

By: Loree'

Loree' — Tue, 12 Mar 2013 16:39:43 +0000

Have you thought about changing careers? Writer/comedian? It’s almost as good as traveling itself. Since we are mainly stuck here – we have at least to travel vicariously through la famigle Heaton. We did have a great time in Mexico but it was very low key and short, hard time dragging Riley out on adventures. Yoga and vegetarian meals. I didn’t even get to have a good taco! I had to take Riley out for his meat fixes. Looking forward to hearing more! Riley will miss Quinn at this bday party! Hi to Quinn and Kinsey – nothing much has changed here! Although Quinn will be missing out on sex education so I guess you’ll have to take care of it yourself .