Re: Trusting the US to follow previous agreements
  By: Janis Kracht to Joe Delahaye on Mon May 02 2016 11:49:02

 >> Maybe you 'saved' one of them 

 JK> Hahaha... free them would be more like it :) But somehow I doubt that
 JK> would happen given the constant pressure from the "group".

I think you are correct there.


 >> I had enough trouble with Latin, nevermind Greek 

 JK> Latin was one that I really aced - a grade of 98 on most finals. It was a
 JK> very 
 JK> logical language in construction to me after French, Spanish, and some
 JK> other languages I'd studied. But everyone is different, I know that. My
 JK> kids are like me as far as languages go, thankfully they didn't take after
 JK> Ron with his foreign language skills haha.. He took enough to get through
 JK> Hopkins but never ever enjoyed it :)

I didnt care for French either.  I have a very basic understanding of it. 
Reading is easier then listnening to a conversation (they talk too fast). 
Working with a lot of French Canadians, I did learn a few choice words though



 >> Yes, that could influence things like that.

 JK> Yep, you could see it kind of over and over with her as she'd migrate to
 JK> one wacky group or another :( Finally I kind of forced her to agree to go
 JK> to college. It wasn't easy since she'd dropped out, but I knew of a plan
 JK> in NYS that enabled her to finsh HS and start college at the same time.
 JK> She did that, then went on earn her MS in microbiology and eventually
 JK> landed a job at the NYS 
 JK> Dept. of Virology... so finally I could relax Lol

So, you actually 'saved' her.  From herself and the cults.
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