She hadn’t meant to be the first to say it. Yet she had.
He’d wormed his way in, pawing around until he was settled for good.
Then again, she’d done just the same.
Published on March 4, 2014
She hadn’t meant to be the first to say it. Yet she had.
He’d wormed his way in, pawing around until he was settled for good.
Then again, she’d done just the same.
Oh a title I understand very well !
I’m a little unsure of what the exact translation to French would be. I know J’adore but how would you say ‘I love you’ with correct grammar in French? If it isn’t too much trouble.
when u say J’ADORE it’s for a thing and when u use I LOVE it’s for a human, the translate in french is J’AIME (d’amour). I LOVE YOU = JE T ‘AIME. Perhaps it’s like the difference between LIKE & LOVE… euh i’m not sure to be clear in my explication !
I think I understand you, and thank you for taking the time to explain.
u welcome
turnabout is fair play, yeah?
Indeed it is.
Somebody has to be first! Sounds like they’re on the same page anyway.
Indeed they are, and you’re right, someone always has to be the first. Thank you for the comment.
Seems like it was inevitable, for both of them. 🙂
Indeed. 😀
dig your blog and your concepts and the way you flow and your thoughts. cool vibe
Thank you. 🙂