I’m groping
for the brilliant idea I had this morning and coming up empty. Do you ever have days when you wake up
knowing you’ve just had an intense dream but even as you try to assemble your
thoughts they have floated away in a cloud of grey mist. There are days when I remind myself with a
long list of tasks that I must do on the return trip but at the end of the day
it’s all I can do to walk in the door and say hello. With this sort of mind how is it possible
that I retain a bit of hope that I can learn a new language, even if it is
supposed to be the easiest one in the world.
That’s right, I had my first Spanish
lesson yesterday and by tomorrow I am hoping that I will still be able to
remember how to count to ten! We are
supposed to write out lists in Spanish (once we progress to that level) and we
are encouraged to study between classes.
However, I am terrified of forgetting my exercise book so I keep it at
work. Folks, I am between a rock and a
hard place, to do my homework or to forget my book – what is a girl to do?
Not grow old. And here again, I have a dilemma because part
of learning a new language is to prevent the mind from growing old. Oh dear, I am starting to sound old as I
ramble along. What was I trying to tell
my audience?
Yes, picture where you put your cell
phone tonight because in the morning you are going to need it to remind you to
wake up and, what was that, smell the what?
I hope you are enjoying entering your
sixties!
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