This is one of the wildest blog entries ever, Anne. I get the sense of it, for sure, but I feel as if I'm so far behind in understanding the vocabulary, that I can't even talk to (or discern meaning in the writings of) such people.
I will certainly partake in some of the activities you suggest in your last paragraph. Perhaps buy a hat, or go to the gym. Certainly, I will go to church, more and more.
This has to do with the audio version: I start to listen to it, and then the speed seems to increase to 1.25 or even 1.5 times a normal speaking cadence, and I can't follow it because it's moving so fast. I gave up and read it, rather than trying to listen to it, because it made a lot more sense in print than it did audibly.
This is one of the wildest blog entries ever, Anne. I get the sense of it, for sure, but I feel as if I'm so far behind in understanding the vocabulary, that I can't even talk to (or discern meaning in the writings of) such people.
I will certainly partake in some of the activities you suggest in your last paragraph. Perhaps buy a hat, or go to the gym. Certainly, I will go to church, more and more.
This has to do with the audio version: I start to listen to it, and then the speed seems to increase to 1.25 or even 1.5 times a normal speaking cadence, and I can't follow it because it's moving so fast. I gave up and read it, rather than trying to listen to it, because it made a lot more sense in print than it did audibly.
“Deeply comforting” or schadenfreude? 😇😉😇