i took 2 years of spanish in high school – then – well – i just haven’t ever used it. i recently discovered a club here in Denver for people that want to get together and speak Spanish. I haven’t gone yet, but I’m thinking about it. I’m pretty rusty, but a friend just gave me the rosetta stone softward for spanish, so i’m thinking of brushing up at home some. i’ve never used this software though. anyone have any thoughts on it?
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Recent entries
haven’t been able to find my tin whistle for some time now. friday he went on a wild goose chase about the city and found me a new one. it’s a cheap version and i’m having trouble controlling the octaves, but i’ve hardly been separated from it over the last few days. squee
tuned my guitar before i went to bed last night. guess maybe i’m ready to pick the darn thing up again…
