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Hi Dreamwidth!
How are you?
Well, no password resets for quite some time. I'm impressed. ;-)
How are you?
Well, no password resets for quite some time. I'm impressed. ;-)
So, apparently people are rushing over to DW now.O_o
Glad, I got here a long time before. ;-)
Well, maybe I'll be a bit more active over here next year.
Sounds fun. ;-)
Glad, I got here a long time before. ;-)
Well, maybe I'll be a bit more active over here next year.
Sounds fun. ;-)
I'd really appreciate it if you don't try to reset my password to get access to this journal. This name is taken, so deal with it!
Paid Account Time runs out soon.
Oh, and if I'm not mistaken, this journal is now ONE year old. :-)
Happy Birthday!!!
Oh, and if I'm not mistaken, this journal is now ONE year old. :-)
Happy Birthday!!!
Well, now it's autumn. Cold, windy, rainy - don't like that. When I'm outside, that is.
My English is somewhat crappy, methinks. I don't know why but I feel quite uncertain most of the time. So, congrats to you, if you can actually understand my weird rambling.
I'm trying to type British English. However, due to the fact that I am not a native speaker and thus prone to make a lot of mistakes (please bear with me ;-) ) , this may not sound very British. My "accent" is pretty embarrassing. I used to be a lot more fluent (is that correct?) but I rarely talk to English people these days which takes its toll.
Anyway, if you're British and you read this: feel free to point out my mistakes. :-) It's perfectly all right and I won't be offended at all.
NB: Everybody else is also welcome. ;-)
My English is somewhat crappy, methinks. I don't know why but I feel quite uncertain most of the time. So, congrats to you, if you can actually understand my weird rambling.
I'm trying to type British English. However, due to the fact that I am not a native speaker and thus prone to make a lot of mistakes (please bear with me ;-) ) , this may not sound very British. My "accent" is pretty embarrassing. I used to be a lot more fluent (is that correct?) but I rarely talk to English people these days which takes its toll.
Anyway, if you're British and you read this: feel free to point out my mistakes. :-) It's perfectly all right and I won't be offended at all.
NB: Everybody else is also welcome. ;-)
Time for lurker comments. :-)
I know there's not much in here but this is due to exam time and though I study English my English is somewhat awkward. :-/
I know there's not much in here but this is due to exam time and though I study English my English is somewhat awkward. :-/
I aten't dead. ;-)
I'm just busy with my exams. :-( But: only two more to go and then I'm free. Well, 'free' is the wrong word. I need to get a job afterwards.
I'm just busy with my exams. :-( But: only two more to go and then I'm free. Well, 'free' is the wrong word. I need to get a job afterwards.
Someone sent a fax to my uni, saying that she'd/he'd run amok today and everybody forwarded this via text. The police, however, located the fax machine from which it was sent and apparently nothing happened. Lots of people didn't turn up for their classes, though.
I need to return a book to the library. All right, I don't need much more than my wired bra,( right )?
I need to return a book to the library. All right, I don't need much more than my wired bra,( right )?
Hi =)
*waves*
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