You win some, you lose some.
Ever heard that expression?
It means, don’t feel too bad when things don’t go your way, because your luck may change next time.
Juicy News From Old Friends This Weekend
I went to my high school reunion last night.
Kinda.
Sorta.
Why I Don’t Look At The Weather Forecast
Because I like surprises.
And this morning, when I opened my curtains, I had a big surprise.
Snow!
Is Your English A Mouthful?
11 pm.
New Year’s Eve.
An announcement goes out over the loudspeakers in the center of Prague.
Why Your English Needs Eyeballs
Do you know my piano story?
(Don’t worry, this relates to your English. I promise.)
I moved into a new apartment about three years ago.
My First Piano Concert Was A Dud
The Saturday before Christmas was the annual Vig Village Christmas party.
We ate, we drank, we played games, we sang… all online.
And due to popular demand, I even performed at the piano.
You Don’t See This In The U.S….
Naked people.
In the U.S., you just don’t see that many.
But in Europe, all you have to do is go to the gym or the pool or the beach or the sauna.
How We Pass The Time In Virginia
I’m back in Prague!
My flight yesterday from the U.S. was delayed a few hours because of a snow storm in New York.
Fortunately, they told me this news before I left the house.
Speaking English Changes Your Personality
“Français ou Anglais?” asked the stewardess.
The woman sitting next to me said “Un peu” (a little) in a very American accent.
But when she tried to order a Coke with ice, she forgot a word and quickly switched back to English.
A Surprise In The U.S.
I’m home for the holidays!
On the plane, they wished us “Seasons Greetings.”
If you haven’t noticed, in the US and much of the West, there’s a war on the word “Christmas.”
