Oui, Oui - it's me...
For those of you who read French (I don't), I was recently interviewed for a website called lafactory.com. The article can be found here, and also mentions this blogger and this blogger.
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- Liza
- Technical writer, blogger, freelancer and mommy (not necessarily in that order, of course), all rolled up in one frazzled yet fabulous package.
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- A summer to forget
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4 comments:
Interesting - particularly since Adrian (a.k.a. Expat Egghead) is an old friend and neighbor from my days living in Weybridge, Surrey. Small world!
Now I've got to slog through the article - I skimmed it, but giving it a real read will require some effort. Merde...
Congrats! Unfortunately I can't get the page translated so I have no idea what you said, but I'm hoping it was along the lines of "Well THAT really cups my cake!" ;)
i skimmed through it - mostly read the parts that quoted you. Well done! (and based on the quotes they used from your interview, it looks like you do speak fluent french :-p
don: At least you can work your way through it! I don't know any French, and have to rely on others to tell me what it says!
beth: It certainly does at that! They sent me a list of questions in English, which I dutifully answered and sent back.
nicole: Hardly. I don't know any French, having decided to opt for Spanish as the language I learned (and subsequently forgot most of) in school.
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