In Aarhus / BG trip preperations

[graeme_qewe]

I don't really have any big news, so I'll just tell a little about the smaller news. So I maybe I can get it out of my system, as I really have lots to concentrate about, and don't have room for to concentrate on all these past little things

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[annfrank]

allergies = bad
you losing weight = good (that is if you needed to lose weight)
swimming in the sea = fun (as long as there are no sharks!)
broken fridge = sucks
trip to Bulgaria = exciting
your sore belly = *rubs it better*
you inventing new words = awesome!!!

ie
big garden scissor - you mean lawnmower, but I prefer your version :)
nervousity - you mean nerves, or nervousness, but again I really dig your new word :)

Please don't think I'm being mean about your English skills because I am in awe of them. It amazes me when people make posts in a second language. I certainly couldn't do it. It's just that I couldn't resist commenting on your very cute new words <3

[graeme_qewe]

Ah, but dear Ann, I'm not that bad at english, I do know what a lawnmover is, and that's not what I use. I couldn't cut bushes with a lawnmover. That's why I said garden scissors, because they are scissors, big scissors, like these:

[annfrank]

Hehe, your post made it sound like you were going to cut your lawn with scissors! I actually had a neighbour who did that once. She went out and knelt down with an ordinary pair of scissors and was snipping away for hours. I think she wasn't too well...

[graeme_qewe]

That was also my original intention, but these scissors couldn't really do it. So I ended with just ripping the grass up with my hands. But in the end, I thought "to hell with it", even though I am (by law) to cut my grass, I guess the neighbours care most that the hedge (yes, I finally remembered the word, for those bushes that work as a fence) is cut. and although the grass is one feet long, it's lying down on the grown, so I don't think no one notices and complains.

[annfrank]

Maybe you could get a goat ;)