I feel the need to analyse my current state of being today. I've been all contemplative all day, in a very positive way. It's nice to see my life in a positive light, I've felt kinda negative for a long while
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Double-yay for learning how to drive - my Mom was in her mid-thirties when finally learning it, and she said learning it along with other adults was more fun than what her (older) sister told her from her lessons! Also, as you can only start at 17 in Germany (recently, as in accompanied driving - it used to be 18 all the time), there are many people over here who start in their early-to-mid-twenties, for lack of time/money/something else before. A colleague of mine, some three or four years older than me, passed just last year.
Triple-yay for those other plans - it sounds awesomesauce! I only know kamsa-hamnida (thank you) and shudehesa kamsa-hamnida (thanks for the invitation) in Korean... That's me, knowing how to say "drink up" in Finnish (hölleke kölleke), "nice to meet you" in Japanese (dozo yoroshku) and "corn" in Czech (kikurize)... ;)
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Double-yay for learning how to drive - my Mom was in her mid-thirties when finally learning it, and she said learning it along with other adults was more fun than what her (older) sister told her from her lessons! Also, as you can only start at 17 in Germany (recently, as in accompanied driving - it used to be 18 all the time), there are many people over here who start in their early-to-mid-twenties, for lack of time/money/something else before. A colleague of mine, some three or four years older than me, passed just last year.
Triple-yay for those other plans - it sounds awesomesauce! I only know kamsa-hamnida (thank you) and shudehesa kamsa-hamnida (thanks for the invitation) in Korean... That's me, knowing how to say "drink up" in Finnish (hölleke kölleke), "nice to meet you" in Japanese (dozo yoroshku) and "corn" in Czech (kikurize)... ;)
*snuggles a lot* Miss you!
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