An ode to O-lim-pia.

It's due, for certain.
Dear lim, you somehow brightened my days with this section, now I can write as much as I can about ANYTHING even if I don't know what the hell they're actually talking about!!! Geology, astronomy, strange hobbies, movies I've never seen, everything!!! All I need to do is peep in and do what I'm able to do: TEACH.
I'm joking, just a bit though!
You gave me the job I've not been given up till now...
THANX A LOT!!!!!!!!!

I knew you would have liked it...I'm happy about it, and I think it's useful to every body who want to improve his english level.
For what concern you I thought you would be amazed and delighted about it...you can correct whoever you like, you teach, and you speak english...and, above, all, we learn something, gratis...whatching my wonderful background image...

then...hip hip hurray for me, for my little idea, and for Marci, who, after a pressing lasted more than 3 months...has agreed to this project!

p.s. thanks for the post...as you all know very well i adore public recognizements...

It's all due, all due, me dear!

Gian maria...reading again this topic (as you know I'm a little sensitive about compliments), i was wandering...but do you know that Lim is in effect the short form from Olympias, and I choosed this nick for that reason, nearly 3 years ago?

I actually don't remember why, but one day I bumped into your name somehow, my memory fails now, it must have been somewhere online, probably... Google? I don't know, sorry!!!

maybe clicking on my signature that reports to my blog, called olympias.leonardo?

a very pragmative observatons...reading you in english is very useful because, as the most of the mother-tongue speakers, you make a big use of frasal verbs, that is a thing we don't find so commonly in other place...thank you also for this

lim3, 17/09/2007 12.18:

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maybe clicking on my signature that reports to my blog, called olympias.leonardo?

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You're right, that was it!!!
And thanks for your words, after all I'm delighted you created this section, hence you're directly rewarded by me.
Phrasal verbs are so beautiful, I love them.

Yes, their beautiful...but damned difficult to learn for these who never heard them in the right contest...that is definitely not the grammar book!

And they can make the difference speaking with a native!

Three months in an English-speaking country and you'll get it, that for certain. It takes nuts to get it, I swear.

nuts...ehm...what's that?

Noccioline, meaning "nothing" or even less than nothing.