Since I'm a member of the North East Bloggers Network and they are hosting an August Blogging Challenge I thought I'd join in and attempt to blog everyday for the next thirty-one days based off of their prompts.
Hello. I am also going to attempt this blogging challenge. I love the way you introduced yourself. Such a great method. I wish I thought of it! I think I wrote a million words! Good luck blogging for 31 days! Sarah from www.creatingcontentment.com
I agree with the two ladies from above that this is a super cute and creative way to introduce yourself. You are also a very interesting blend of ethnicities! Do you speak any of the languages?
LOL I get that a lot. Most people don't know "What I am"
Yea and no. My mom is the German, Portuguese & Native American one, but she is from Brooklyn and doesn't speak any language aside from English and Brooklynes. My dad was born in Cuba and is multilingual. So since my dad was the only person who spoke another language he stuck with English at home. My Abuela, Tia & Tio all spoke Spanish so they'd speak a combination of Spanish and English. So, I understand Spanish but I cannot answer you very quickly in it, and answer in English most of the time. But I do understand. I can also read Spanish slowly.
What a cute way to introduce yourself! Very creative!
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteHello. I am also going to attempt this blogging challenge. I love the way you introduced yourself. Such a great method. I wish I thought of it! I think I wrote a million words! Good luck blogging for 31 days! Sarah from www.creatingcontentment.com
ReplyDeleteThanks! I was trying to think of an easy, yet cute way of doing it!
DeleteGood luck to you too!
I agree with the two ladies from above that this is a super cute and creative way to introduce yourself. You are also a very interesting blend of ethnicities! Do you speak any of the languages?
ReplyDeleteThanks!
ReplyDeleteLOL I get that a lot. Most people don't know "What I am"
Yea and no. My mom is the German, Portuguese & Native American one, but she is from Brooklyn and doesn't speak any language aside from English and Brooklynes. My dad was born in Cuba and is multilingual. So since my dad was the only person who spoke another language he stuck with English at home. My Abuela, Tia & Tio all spoke Spanish so they'd speak a combination of Spanish and English. So, I understand Spanish but I cannot answer you very quickly in it, and answer in English most of the time. But I do understand. I can also read Spanish slowly.