how lame am i?

[rm]

I often speak of my tendancies towards procrastination, and certainly, those close to me have seen it in action often, but for those of you not in the know, I should be learning my lines, but instead, thanks to a series of unfortunate google events, I just spent the last 30 minutes trying to figure out how to pronounce the Welsh word for frankincense. This is an embarassing enough mental defect on my part without the next little extra piece of data.

It's only one damn syllable.

I think.


Okay, stepping away from the computer.

Also, cannot find my lousy CSI check, and am cranky. And let's not even talk about the big honking bruise I managed to give myself on my breastbone.

Comments

[rosemarymint.livejournal.com]

I do the exact same thing when it comes to procrastination and the 'net. Except, I look up people from my past and usually laugh because they suck.

Of course, I should be doing a paper that was due in, oh, March.

[irish-rose25.livejournal.com]

Well, no one ever said acting was easy. This is why I love your journal so much. You're out there doing it, you're living it out. I can't wait to be truly working as an actress, starving or not. I greatly admire you.

[lilchiva.livejournal.com]

Here's to hoping you got that bruise doing something fun.

[editrx.livejournal.com]

Far as I remember from my time immersed in both Welsh and Irish gaelic (no, not that similar, but modern Irish gaelic [which is what Irish is, really] took a lot of nods from Welsh), "thus" is pronounced exactly the way it would be in American English. Short vowel "u" as in "up," "th" as in "thin," thow the "s" on the end, and you're good to go.