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LadyJewelleah

Joined: 22 Aug 2009
Posts: 182
Location: Southern California |
Dropping in for the first time...
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Hello.
I thought I'd stop in here and introduce myself before lurking or stalking or whatever it is people do in forums.
I'm a bit of a loud mouth and extrovert, so I wouldn't really lurk anyways. I'd be too busy posting something that would seem ingenious to me. Though, it might not really have anything to do with anything.
Anyhow, like most of you, I am a writer. In order to support my writing habit, I am in graduate school working towards my PhD in Cognitive Psychology. This whole dissertation thing distracts me quite often from what I should be doing (writing fiction), but I figure other jobs might do the same thing. In the long run, my future job of professing will give me plenty of time to be a writer.
I write dark fantasy and fantasy, with an edge towards the psychological aspect of it... I used to write poetry, but Southern California is not really conducive to it for me. I can't wait to finish up and move on to a place that garners creativity (I used to live 20 minutes outside Chicago).
Thanks in advance for all the future advice I may beg for.
Veronique-Diane
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Tue Aug 25, 2009 1:41 am |
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Wingnut

Joined: 22 Aug 2007
Posts: 2602
Location: Nanaimo, British Columbia |
LadyJewelleah wrote: |
I did pretend to be Canadian when in Amsterdam, but fouled the whole thing up when I said "Soccer" instead of "Football". My French was believable though.
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Um...Canadians say soccer, too...we have a game called football that's just like YOUR game called football (although, obviously, better... ). Also, and I mean this in the nicest possible way, if people in Europe thought your French was passable as French-Canadian, then you probably don't speak very good french...(please, that was more of a dig at the Quebecois, so like I said don't take it the wrong way ) Speaking Canadian French to a European would be like me going to England and saying stuff like "Forsooth, thou art a scurrilous bot of a man!" or similar. Very old French in Canada.
Anyhoo, welcome to the board! Did you, perchance, bring pie? :hopefull optimistic smiley: _________________ "Smacking yourself with a thawed meat-hammer never has a desired effect." - Jinxted
"Life's too short to get wrapped around the axle about the little things." - SK
-The First Law of Geography: Everything is Connected to Everything Else.
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Tue Aug 25, 2009 8:48 am |
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