I am caught between wanting to laugh and wanting to slap Lisa. No I mean Lizza. And one thing she did get right it that you demonstrated uncommon amounts of patience with her.
Oddly enough, Mr. Los Angeles repeated that very same observation about my patience levels this very afternoon while we were fighting a last minute emergency with the outlay of this very post. In view of the steam emerging from his ears, I decided on balance not to point out the coincidence ...
You certainly have friends you love that dont.listen and annoy the hell out of you. So.you are quite patient, as you tolerate them for a period of time.. Enjoyed the recount of your reading, BUT know for it to ring somewhat true you need to stick to the facts around your birth Gabriella, la bella Italiana donna.
Lisa reminds me of an irritating teacher in my youth. I had a classmate called Gabrielle. My teacher always called my classmate Gabriella no matter how many times different students corrected her. I agree that you were very patient.
Karen, I promise you that I have never once claimed to be other than what I am, which is London by birth, and Irish by descent. And crazy as it may sound, there is actually a person I know who is both bafflingly and unshakeably convinced that I am really Italian. Maybe she thinks my name is really Donnelli?
Thanks. Jennifer, that's interesting. I actually don't mind Gabriella because it's how the feminine name is in Spanish- and Italian-speaking countries so that seems natural. It's when I introduce myself as Gabrielle and people say "Hello, Gaybriel," that I start to wonder, didn't you hear me the first time? Then again, the proud Norwegian Mr. Los Angeles' last name begins with Bjorn... and time and again, we will introduce ourselves with the correct pronunciation of Byorn... which people will ask us to spell and to which they will reply, resoundingly, "Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. B-Jorn...!" Maybe we should ask Lisa for the most astrologically favorable fashion to correct them!
I am caught between wanting to laugh and wanting to slap Lisa. No I mean Lizza. And one thing she did get right it that you demonstrated uncommon amounts of patience with her.
Oddly enough, Mr. Los Angeles repeated that very same observation about my patience levels this very afternoon while we were fighting a last minute emergency with the outlay of this very post. In view of the steam emerging from his ears, I decided on balance not to point out the coincidence ...
I mean layout, it's been a long day...
I admire your patience with this woman!
You certainly have friends you love that dont.listen and annoy the hell out of you. So.you are quite patient, as you tolerate them for a period of time.. Enjoyed the recount of your reading, BUT know for it to ring somewhat true you need to stick to the facts around your birth Gabriella, la bella Italiana donna.
I feel like recording a meeting between Lizzie and the lady who is the subject of this post would be highly amusing
https://substack.com/@francisturner/note/c-193799474
Now, that would be interesting, Francis. You set it up, and I'll bring the popcorn.
Great one. Lisa start to sound more and more like Voltaire’s Candide as it went on!
I don’t know any Aries people who are patient, so you are blameless in my eyes
You too, my Job-like fellow Aries friend!
Lisa reminds me of an irritating teacher in my youth. I had a classmate called Gabrielle. My teacher always called my classmate Gabriella no matter how many times different students corrected her. I agree that you were very patient.
Thank you, Sharon, I'll pass this on to Mr. Los Angeles!
Karen, I promise you that I have never once claimed to be other than what I am, which is London by birth, and Irish by descent. And crazy as it may sound, there is actually a person I know who is both bafflingly and unshakeably convinced that I am really Italian. Maybe she thinks my name is really Donnelli?
Thanks. Jennifer, that's interesting. I actually don't mind Gabriella because it's how the feminine name is in Spanish- and Italian-speaking countries so that seems natural. It's when I introduce myself as Gabrielle and people say "Hello, Gaybriel," that I start to wonder, didn't you hear me the first time? Then again, the proud Norwegian Mr. Los Angeles' last name begins with Bjorn... and time and again, we will introduce ourselves with the correct pronunciation of Byorn... which people will ask us to spell and to which they will reply, resoundingly, "Thank you, Mr. and Mrs. B-Jorn...!" Maybe we should ask Lisa for the most astrologically favorable fashion to correct them!