Slow Blogging
My apologies to all those I usually check in with.
The semester of learning Hebrew is getting very busy. Together with work and other obligations, this means that something has to be cut, and that is the blogging time.
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13 comments:
We miss you but you will be so much smarter when you can speak Hebrew.
Hi Looney,
You are learning Hebrew? Good for you! :D
Don't ask, but I think you will like it: it is a gorgeous language (although a bit hard).
Like Dee said, we will miss you but oh well, I can always drop by and read your posts :D.
All the Best!
Although I do check in on the blogs each morning, I have not been writing much. My life is very busy with church duties. I could write many posts about all that happens to me, but can't because of confidentiality. But oh how I wish I could, because so many amazing and strange things happen. lol
I imagine learning a new language must be difficult. I was relieved I didn't have to anyway.
@All, I will miss checking in with everyone.
@Dee Ice Hole, I am not sure it will make me smarter, but it is likely to make me think I am smarter!
@Max,
"Don't ask, but ..."
OK, I will just make a rash assumption ... :-)
@Delirious, it is certainly good to be busy, as long as it is manageable. Now I will need to say "no" to some church activities also.
@Vid, you will have a good chance to learn Tugalog!
Okay, here is a deal. Learn Hebrew and the next project can be Sanskrit!
@Ramana, I will need to find a good teacher, but the SF Bay Area should have at least one!
Looney,
"OK, I will just make a rash assumption ... :-)"
LOL..yes, please do :-)...
And thanks for being a gentleman *bowing*.
Send me a cheque and I shall forgive you.;) ;>
My Dad has joked I should be a televangelist.
Again blessings with the study.
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