haha, fabulous! And so true. But look at you, remembering the language! =)

Be yourself. 'Cause if you're busy being somebody else, who's gonna be you?

I love german.... i took it last year (tried to take it this year but not enough intrest in the class) i can speak german pretty well not fluently or anything. I mostly understand what's said rather then being able to make my own sentences and such.
I speak french too because well im Canadian... i started learning it in JK and stopped in grade 10.... i hated it so in grade 10 i didn't take it because i didn't have to anymore. Im getting better at it though because my friends are french immersion.
I can speak english... of course since i am writing in english right now. ~~~Fear is only a verb if you let it be.. don't you dare let go of my hand~~~

te gusta un pastel?

i think i'm saying that right....

"It's like Dillinger once told me, 'It's always darkest just before they turn on the lights!'"

I totally agree. Someone should write a series of beginner-level language books for older age groups. Using a book intended for a 9-year old when you're a teenager or above is just demeaning.

This weekend I was studying from my french grammar text when I came across the sentence "elle a mis le feu au mantelas en fumant au lit." I was thrilled... but I do wonder if I'll ever need to know the french for "she set the mattress on fire by smoking in bed." It sounds unlikely, but I guess I should be prepared, 'cause if it happens, I'm definitely going to want to tell people about it.