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How terribly painful.
And Marta's been crying through it all, screaming almost non-stop. Maybe another tooth on its way.
It's midnight and I still have to do something for Global Voices.
Marta's watching me type, but as soon as I try to lay her down, she cries.
Oh God.
But was it in any way "a shameful game"? (I didn't watch).
ReplyDeleteit was an easy game for Ukrainians to miss a few opportunities to hit the goal and for Italians - to make two last goals (on the flat spot). Despite of everything, I liked the game, and anyway in any game there are always winners and good players. Ukrainians were just good players ;)
ReplyDeleteI can't remember when I was that young....maybe new teeth pushing through her gums scares her. I just don't know!
ReplyDeleteUkraine: First final round ever reached. The only Eastern European team that made it to the finals. Didn't made the 1:1 draw when it was possible.
ReplyDeleteGreat performance. That's all.
Dear Veronica, I'm the editor of an Italian magazine, "Qui - appunti dal presente", which comes out in English too as "Here - notes from the present". I happened to stumble upon your very interesting blog and I've been trying to contact you because I'd like to publish on my magazine some of your writings. I sent a message to neekas.backlog@gmail.com, but, maybe, you didn't receive it. Could you contact me to massimoparizzi@alice.it? Thanks. Best regards
ReplyDeleteMassimo Parizzi, Italy
Hi,
ReplyDeleteeverytime i visit your blog,I can't figure out which post is which, I mean therea are not titles,is there a reason?
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ReplyDeletei hate writing headlines, for no reason
sorry and thank you for attempting to read me
veronica
That's awful - I've been through that with my own, when I was trying to write an essay for may Masters desgree, and I was so tired that my eyes felt like they were full of little needles. I hope you got your piece done and that you've had a good night's sleep.
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