My wife's just gone to
My wife's just gone to Italy.
Genoa?
Uh. yes? She's my wife....
My wife's still in Italy!
Rome?
No, she's stays in one place.
Genoa?
Uh. yes? She's my wife....
My wife's still in Italy!
Rome?
No, she's stays in one place.
One difference between we French and the anglo-saxon mindset is that
I was chatting with the dad of a friend of Gwilym. He works for a multinational aeronautics firm, so he speaks pretty good English (though we stuck to French), he knows that Welsh culture is different from English culture (hurrah !) and ... wait for it ... he has visited Cwmcarn many times. He said, "Of course, one difference between the French and the Anglo-Saxon mindset is that we are very logical while you are very pragmatic." I think I looked puzzled and doubtful... "You must do something", he said, "and if that does not work then you will change and do something else until you find out what does work. We must reflect before we do anything." He's so right. Although the verb 'to reflect' exists in English I don't think I ever used it and I certainly never did it. I MUCH prefer to do SOMETHING than nothing, even if it is the wrong thing. After all, in a crisis to do nothing is usually the wrong thing. However here in France I find that w...
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Every one a gem (as they say).
Meanwhile:
My wife's just gone to Indonesia.
Jakarta?
No, she flew.
ps. Please email me your thoughts on unity - I'm in two minds over it.
Maybe we could dailogue by email and then I could post something afterwards?
New York?
Yes...
Postmodernism - you have to love it
Pat's come running upstairs to ask why I am laughing so hysterically.
Two hydrogen atoms go to a bar and have a few drinks. After a while, they decide to leave. On the way out, one says, “Say, I think I lost an electron!” The other one asks, “Are you sure?”. The first one responds, “I’m positive.”