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John John:
--- Quote from: Susiebell on June 11, 2007, 09:09:06 pm ---Does that mean you speak with a french accent! I lurve the french accent!! Everyone's so friendly around here, I'm sure you'll settle in as quickly as I have! Nice to see you here John John!
Susie xox 8)
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I'm sorry to disappoint you Susiebell, I am told I barely have one. But I could fake one just for you!!!! ;D
Front-Ranger:
--- Quote from: John John on June 12, 2007, 10:25:39 am ---Un morceau de gâteau aux cerises?
By the way I'd love a cup, I'll have the cake later, I just had breakfast!!
Glad to be here!
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How do you say, "I cain't take no cake just now?"
;D
Rayn:
I never did this, but since I'm thinking I might go on the Pilgrimage, I will now.
I teach English in S. Korea, have for years. It's an exotic life, but has drawbacks, like any. Too far from home, but it's very steady work, no shortage of good work. I work only 25 hour or less, have a lot of time to write, which is a passion of mine. You'll find a lot that I've written on this site and elsewhere too. I love the outdoors, hiking with friends, traveling, poetry, music, strong coffee, good food, wine, good health. I try to live a life that allows me to have an clear mind and an open heart. These days, it's not always easy, but I manage ok. So, I'm like most everyone, but I live in Asia, which isn't like too many.
There's a lot of who I am, and what I do. Nice to meet you. :)
Rayn
Sheriff Roland:
--- Quote from: Front-Ranger on June 12, 2007, 10:59:51 am ---How do you say, "I cain't take no cake just now?"
;D
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'Je n'peux pas en prendre pour l'intant!'
Et John John - tu as raison, mais je ne suis qu'un pauvre franco-ontarien qui a reçu toute son instruction dans les écoles franco-onatiennes. Je n'ai jamais habiter ailleur qu'en Ontario. Mon français est comme il est, avec toutes ses qualités et toutes ses défauts. Mais c'est quand même un plaisir pour moi de communiquer en français (malgré mes erreurs) parce que j'y crois (à ma langue).
Meryl:
--- Quote from: Rayn on June 12, 2007, 12:13:03 pm ---I never did this, but since I'm thinking I might go on the Pilgrimage, I will now.
I teach English in S. Korea, have for years. It's an exotic life, but has drawbacks, like any. Too far from home, but it's very steady work, no shortage of good work. I work only 25 hour or less, have a lot of time to write, which is a passion of mine. You'll find a lot that I've written on this site and elsewhere too. I love the outdoors, hiking with friends, traveling, poetry, music, strong coffee, good food, wine, good health. I try to live a life that allows me to have an clear mind and an open heart. These days, it's not always easy, but I manage ok. So, I'm like most everyone, but I live in Asia, which isn't like too many.
There's a lot of who I am, and what I do. Nice to meet you. :)
Rayn
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Nice to meet you, too, Rayn! Thanks for giving us your background. Along with our Aussies, you're the farthest Brokie away from Wyoming we have, I think. I hope it all works out that you can be with us in Alberta. I look forward to hiking with you. 8)
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