People, I'm bored. Entertain me!
Natter 36: But We Digress...
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
Great minds, lisah. Great minds.
that's what I'm talkin' 'bout.
FedEx needs to update their tracking more often.
Juggles kittens for Emily.
(No kittens were harmed in the making of this entertainment. They are acrobat kittens, and enjoy being juggled. Also, they are wearing capes.)
Yay! Kittens!
I have a random question, unless you're me and my sister, in which case you should have mentioned something earlier. How rude.
Anyway -- she noted, in response to an anecdote I was telling her, that she finds eastern European men very forthright. Markedly forthright, but not in the sort of aggressive way that might get a western guy in trouble, somehow.
My experience with eastern European cultures is much smaller than hers, but as far as guys go, it doesn't contradict her at all. Have other people noticed this, enough to call it a cultural distinction? Does it extend to women too?
For Lilty's sake, I hope the kittens are declawed.
Also, they are wearing capes.
resists the urge to shout NO CAPES!
My experience with eastern European cultures is much smaller than hers, but as far as guys go, it doesn't contradict her at all. Have other people noticed this, enough to call it a cultural distinction? Does it extend to women too?
Yes to both counts, in my experience. Dunno why.
resists the urge to shout NO CAPES!
BWAH!
I've lived amongst Eastern European men and women for oh, 3 years or so, and I agree. Both men and women are very forthright, in ways that don't fly for Western Europeans/Americans. I definitely think it's a cultural distinction.
I finally posted most of my journals of the past few months on my website, and just put new baby pictures up in the Mallory Gallery [link]