You are truly inspiring, you know that?
I'm embarrased to say I haven't read any of your books entirely.
But everything you said today about coffee, reading and writing made perfect sense.
I would also like to thank you for including some Grammar and acknowledging our right to be Grammar Nazi Freaks.
While I heard you I couldn't stop thinking about two things:
1. I don't want to watch Desperate Housewives anymore. It's probabably destroying more brain cells more than I initially estimated.
I wonder if you've watched MLP. If you haven't you should. I think you would appreciate it.
2. I should appreciate comic books more, shouldn't I?
Well no. Apparently I thought of some other things as well...
I kept wondering what you meant when you gave so many tips about writing. It's not like we're writers, you know? I wondered if you meant any of these:
a) "Just go and write on your blog!"
b) "Just go and write to Iain!"
c) "Just go and write your lesson plans!"
I want to believe that you meant at least one of them. I'd like to think I'm on the right path, you see?
En cualquier caso, estoy haciendo esto mal porque usted dijo que debería escribir en mi idioma nativo. Seguro que tiene razón porque escribir en Español es más difícil. Y seguro que es difícil porque nunca lo he hecho.
I don't think I could work the way you do. With those little mindless tasks to prevent writers block. For some reason though, as I listened to you I kept coming up with all these art project ideas.
I don't know how much I can alternate between been artsy and writing Exam Academy stuff.
Between reading Novels and Reading the "How to teach a Business English Course" handbook.
In any case, thank you for making me wonder about such things and giving me a possible good reason to come and write them. Perhaps someday I will write an article. Or a book.
Perhaps someday someone will ask me for my autograph.
And I will be nice to them. As you were nice to us.
Thank you for coming.