And here I say:
Hello folks,
I am DONE with my exams!. 5 years of studies and o 15 months of practical training finally come to an end! I was lucky with the comission, they seemed to like me. I ended the day with nearly best grades (1,2 for the whole practical part and 1,4 including Uni) . One of the comissioners half-offered me a job, so on the weekend I will work on my CV and then see were this might take me from april on.
I am sooo happy. My day consists of sleeping and grinning mainly (after work of course).
So after recovering I am happy to take up again all the nice things I skipped during the last 6 months.
So much for my happy thoughts .
AHHHHH CONGRATULATIONS KEX! Super well done! *eats confetti off the ground* 8D
I just found the following sentence in my English textbook while doing homework: "What are they on top of your head?". I had to read a few times, I'm still not getting the meaning. (Context: "I can't find my glasses")
Like Eich, I use this kind of phrase as well, but to me it sounds better as "Well, what are those/they on top of your head then?"
Yeah...I'm very guilty of using this phrase X/
Eg: *motions to "missing" item* "What's this/that/etc then? A bowl of goldfish?"
(I actually had a dream once where the forum was doing a voice chat thing and I could only talk in weird phrases and my accent/English was so bad and I had to leave......agh o___o)