bonjour eil maîtresse
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bonjour eil maîtresse
Blame Google translate. It's useless. It was meant to be good morning evil mistress
Google translate it ok but...
Difficult one in French, evil doesn't translate well. Nearest is mal or mauvais meaning bad/pain. Naughty mistress would work though
Shadow Wolf
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Apparently there's another reason to like the French.
Thank you.
It was actually here on RF that I got called 'soldier' for the first time, when someone was reading one of my journal posts. It made me chuckle at first, and then I found I loved the title, and kept it... I sometimes joke that War Lord Ares came around to train me himself.I also have gotten much more help from reading tips on managing stress that is geared towards soldiers than the guides that target people that are actually in my position(which are almost always written from the viewpoint that one is surrounded by constant support). So, it was really fortunate the comparison was made, or I'd never thought to look for guidance from that angle.
One thing that I try to keep in mind is to remember the small pleasures. Like diet Mountain Dew, homemade cake, and being rude to @Secret Chief .
Did they make it?
Yes, was a very pleasant meal, lots of chat, local information given and received (gossip), some humour.
Unfortunately they are leaving the country on Monday and won't be back until next year.
Glad you got to see them before they went.
Naughty.............( that would be a real wake up)
Only for some.
Secret Chief
Very strong language
It's lovely to know that in my own little way I'm a source of pleasure for you; by being the brunt of your constant belittling and denigrating of an entirely innocent party. Long may it continue.
To me "naughty" involves "evil"/destructive deeds on the part of someone who is lovable.
But naughty mistress sounds like a compliment and I got in trouble for a compliment.
John, if you called me 'naughty' I would not report you to the staff. Are they going to give a fine?
I wasn't talking about staff and I would never call you naughty, it sounds like a compliment.
I'm quite amenable to compliments, particularly when accompanied by money