March 8, 2005
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Well, been going through two days of being back in a 40 hour work
week. So far, it feels like I’ve never left, which in itself is
kinda sad to say. Part of me is glad to be back in action, while the
other part of me wishes I was still on vacation.Man, I’m starting to really notice my speech go haywire again lately.
Being Pinoy in the U.S., it’s no surprise that I have an accent
here. Actually, back in the Philippines, I was considered to have
an accent there too, but I digress. It actually takes me a little bit
of effort to speak “normal,” be it in english or tagalog. If I
don’t control myself, my speech comes off really fast and
uncomprehensible. Then there’s times when I’m just so fatigued that I
can’t help myself of the matter. *sigh*
it’s not a big deal really, as I’m usually in control. But there are times when even I can’t understand what I’m saying. On another note, it looks like that photo that was supposed to be
e-mailed to me from the BuzzLightYear ride, actually came thru.
The picture’s a bit misleading though, because the scores don’t seem to
be on there (I got something like 1,150,000 points).
Comments (2)
oh cool nice pic =P
i hear ya cuz. sometimes i have no idea whether or not i have an accent. sometimes when i speak english it comes out “american,” other times there’s an accent when i’m tired or just not thinking about what i’m saying enough. but in tagalog, i usually don’t have an accent, although some would consider that i have a “slang” when i speak tagalog or the fact that i don’t know a whole lot of tagalog words. i think this is what happens when you grow up half and half in different places. somemtimes it’s annoying that we can’t speak “normally” but i guess it’s also what makes us “HELLA PINOY!” hehehe.i’m really tired right now so if i didn’t make sense, bear with me. =P