I do not speak French. I only speak English. I don't think I'll ever learn another language. I have two black labs named Dixon and Sirius. I'm spiritual. I'm a pagan. I'm a mechanic. I do baneful workings. I can fix cars. I have a 1967 fastback Mustang. I used to have a 2000 Ford Mustang GT-8. I have the stuff to paint with. My dogs are well trained. I know my way around an engine. I have read the 'Left Hand Path'. I got a stimulus check. I like metallic colors. I think matte colors are boring.
I study language and music. I have no pets. I'm allergic to symbiotic connections. I used to have a black lab named Cooper. I practice the Left-hand path. I love learning new languages. I am also studying music. I wish I could fix cars. I have a Mazda Protege. I bought a used car that is Blueish Grey. I want a spoiler on my Mazda. I am not usually a fan of animals. I used to have a black lab. I am scared of other dogs. I practise the Left Hand Path.
I just finished reading the sequel to the 'Left Hand Path', I think you would like it. Would you like to borrow it? Sure, I follow the Left-hand path so I would really like to read the sequel. Do you ascribe to the Left Handed path as a pagan? I do my best, but I am not perfect. How directly do you follow it? For me, the left-hand path seeks a "higher law" based on knowledge and power. It is the way of self-empowerment and true freedom, in my opinon. What do you like about it? I enjoy the pursuit of knowledge. Truly knowing what I am following and trusting in that path. Are you learning any new languages at the moment? I am fluent in english, of course, and also spanish and french. I know you're not keen on learning new languages, but is there a reason for that? I feel self-conscience when I talk to a native speaker of that language. I do not want to feel like I am being judged. How do you become fluent and comfortable speaking another language? That's an understandable fear, but I can tell you from personal experience, when you travel, most people really appreciate that you even make the effort to say a few things in their native language. Practice is the key to becoming fluent. I think you're right. I think I need to plan a trip to a country in about six months, and then spend that time studying their language. Maybe if I immerse myself in it, I will not be so nervous. That's a terrific idea, and I think you'll have a lot of fun learning a new language. By the way, how are Dixon and Sirius doing? They are doing great, thank you! I love taking them out and exploring with them. They are really good companions. Do you think you'll get another dog? I really miss my Cooper, he was such a loving companion. I will definitely get a new dog, but he just recently passed so I'm not quite ready. What sort of training did you use with your labs?