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[kittydesade]

Make a request using the て-form and the words given.

１．ゆっくり/はなす　ゆっくり話し下さい
２．くるま/くる　車に来てください
３．この　かんじ/よむ　この　かんじを　読んでください
４．もう　いちど/きく　もう　１度聞いてください
５．こくばん/みる　こくばんを見て下さい
６．ゆうびんきょく/いく　郵便局に行って下さい
７．バス/くる　バスに来て下さい
８．あたらしい　くつ/かう　新しいくつを買って下さい
９．ネクタイ/はこ/いれる　ネクタイがはこに入れて下さい

Make five requests using the て-form.
もう　一度　書いて下さい
この新聞を読んで下さい　（しんぶん）
新しい本を買ってください
このかんじを勉強して下さい
日本語で話してください



Technically that last one should be partner work, but guess who's studying solo? Oh right, that would be me.

Next languages, I think, are going to be Hindi and Arabic Standard. Yes, I changed my mind again. I think. Irish, well, I have a single book on Irish but it looks like it's going to be irritatingly hard to find some other textbook, unless I ask someone to buy me one and ship it from Ireland. ... Which actually I do have someone in Ireland on my f-list. Come to think of it. But, no. Hindi, because the brother type person is learning it and therefore I will hopefully have someone to help me, and Arabic Standard because that's one of the few last major languages I don't know. Unless someone else can suggest a more common or popular or versatile dialect.

I have survived my first day back at work without falling over or otherwise being in excruciating pain. This is definitely a win. I do need to make a CS post to touch base and adjust my mindset somewhat from augh been lazy for a week so flabby to okay, well, that sucked, let's figure out how fast is safe for me to get my routines back. Why yes, I am still prone to some kinds of spaz. That being one of them. On the plus side, I'm kicking the ass of my low self esteem liek whoa. I think. I'm spending not one but two days at Dragon*Con dressed up in spandex and boots, that counts for something, right?

I do love that I can go out into the store in my Good Morning Sinners shirt, munching on an apple, and people still recognize that I work here.

Um. Stuff. And things. Things and stuff. I'm tired. I'm really tired, I don't know how much of it is physical and how much of it is psychological after being nearly housebound for five days, but I am fucking exhausted. That said, I think I'm finally ready to get back into routines, slowly but surely. Particularly writing routines, which would be nice. Deadlines are starting to slide from kicking my ass to full on curbstomping my face, and I do not like this, Sam I Am.

And while I'm at it, the aunt is suggesting I talk to a physical therapist about some exercises I maybe could do to help my back as far as recovery goes. Now, I have no idea what kind of recovery time is normal for wrenching your back so bad you can't move from being prone on the floor for hours without severe pain. That was on Thursday, and it's been four days and apart from the most irritating stiffness this side of being thrown by a horse, I'm fine. I've taken one regular strength (220 mg) naproxen sodium in the last 36 hours. Is this normal? O F-list, do you know? And could I benefit from a physical therapist consult, since, hey, health insurance! Inquiring kittys want to know. Also, what the hell is up with this bruise on my arm? Have I really been lurching into things that bad?