Lesson One: Correct Use of Shovel*

[bending_sickle]

After yesterday's lack of Italian class and the day before yesterday's purely revision class, we finally had our honest-to-gods real teacher and not the sustitute teacher (who was not sick but rather in the frickin' USA visiting her daughter and wee grandson, which, good for you but holy fuck, we can has class, yes?). What do we do? Revision and

Comments

[poisoned_sleep]

HAHAHA. I misread that as "tapioca forest."

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I can't believe you have so much knowledge of so many languages now. I would get SO CONFUSED.

[bending_sickle]

A tapioca forest would be awesome. It would border a custard lake ringed with peppermint rocks, chai tea springs...

Oh, the languages do cross about in my brain - I keep wanting to use the Dutch word for "but" when trying to speak German, and then Spanish and Italian are joined at the hip...

[oakenguy]

Ugh, don't even TALK to me about teachers and their dumb reasons for missing classes. Dealing with that's a normal part of my job, and it's not too bad usually, but this particular finals week (when, even besides the tests they have to administer, students might be quite interested in talking to them) I had to work around one who "was nominated for an award in Missouri" and a second who "had to go to England to record something". Musicians, argh!

[bending_sickle]

Well, at least those teachers are actually doing something. Mine just went, "I can has vacation now, I has grandson." Grr.