Anonymous wrote:It's a macaron, not a macaroon.
I have Swedish ancestry and went to Sweden as an exchange student. A friend kept confusing Swedish with Swiss.Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not so much explaining but I’m from a different European country and every time someone hears me speak of the first time they tell me how they lived their in college, were based there in the army, have an Aunt who lives there etc etc……. I have to listen to be polite but I just don’t care…..
Not quite the same… but explaining to people that being from Denmark doesn’t make you “Dutch”. People make this mistake all. the. time.
Anonymous wrote:unless, it is in fact a macaroon.Anonymous wrote:It's a macaron, not a macaroon.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Not so much explaining but I’m from a different European country and every time someone hears me speak of the first time they tell me how they lived their in college, were based there in the army, have an Aunt who lives there etc etc……. I have to listen to be polite but I just don’t care…..
That because my parents came from one Asian country 70 years ago, that I am still American. I do not need to know about the best sushi or pho restaurant you visited or that you like your Chinese dry cleaner. I don't need to know that a Korean family was kind to you when you had your baby and that your child has the best Filipino teacher. I am an American. I speak English well because it is my native and first language and the one I have been speaking for over 50 years. You don't have to speak lower or louder to me because I have Asian features.
unless, it is in fact a macaroon.Anonymous wrote:It's a macaron, not a macaroon.
Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:Anonymous wrote:why my kids can't read menus in restaurants, have to stand so close to the TV, etc.
they all have a degenerative eye condition where they're losing their central vision. It sucks. And no one can see that they're actually disabled.
I feel you so much on this, even though I’m an adult. I may have the same genetic condition as your kids. I’m so sorry for them.
It is frustrating to explain to people that I can’t just treat my vision loss with glasses or Lasik. It is literally not correctable or treatable. I know people don’t understand, but it gets really old.
Stargardt's?
Anonymous wrote:It's a macaron, not a macaroon.
Anonymous wrote:That I'm just not a 'food' person. I like what I like and I don't like what I don't like. I am always simply happy to be wherever I am with the people I am with and yes, I'd literally be happy with a bowl of rice.