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Random pimp.
Note to self: Starting tomorrow, and with the stories on your recs page, emulate Silvia and start feedbacking everything you read. No, I mean it. At least everything you read and like, for starters.
Have random urge to write story in Latin. Or at least play around with Latin. Pity that the 5,000+ hours I spent in Latin class don't seem to've actually left any traces on my brain.
Feeling slightly less likely to kick random people on the street.
Still utterly random, though.
Note to self: Starting tomorrow, and with the stories on your recs page, emulate Silvia and start feedbacking everything you read. No, I mean it. At least everything you read and like, for starters.
Have random urge to write story in Latin. Or at least play around with Latin. Pity that the 5,000+ hours I spent in Latin class don't seem to've actually left any traces on my brain.
Feeling slightly less likely to kick random people on the street.
Still utterly random, though.
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silvia = so emulatable.
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Not to mentoin, Latin skillz? What Latin skillz?
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Stories in Latin are fun. I wrote an insane one when I was eleven, improvising the words I didn't know. ("Caecilius throwus upus. Grumio exit." was a line.) As far as not being able to remember any Latin, I know the feeling. But buy an Latin / English dictionary? I think it comes back once you get started.
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