My first "bona fide" English blog entry

This is my first attempt at blogging (okay, this may not be true) and I find it considerably easier to blog in English rather than in French. I am but an unassuming, humble blogger making her way into the beautiful, intricate, intriguing realm of blogging and I implore and beseech you readers out there (if any) to criticize, if not comment constructively on my entries, especially my horribly atrocious French ones (they are not that bad, come to think of it!)


I firmly believe that the only way to brush up on my French is by blogging (scarcely anyone reads my entries) rather than by posting/translation Fan Fiction. I am still a noob/rookie/beginner in the world of blogging and French, so feel free to add comments.


This blog is my confidante, I confide in this blog so as to not go insane, what with the turbulence, the feelings of frustration, disappointment, excitement etc, each of which plays a major role in my life. Hence, the self-explanatory URL of my blog (is it called a URL?)


The title of my blog and my blog entries reflect my thoughts, so if you readers(again, if any) and me do not see eye to eye in most things, *I suggest/impore/beseech you to leave this blog immediately and never come back.


IMPORTANT: http://www.monmondepasparfait.blogspot.com WAS my blog, no thanks to my mini-hippocampus, I forgot the password AND the email address with which I had registered my blog (ah, my atrocious grammaire!) So to the avid readers (of the aforementioned blog) out there, I was (and still am)the owner/administrator of said blog and did not plagarise. I wish to express my gratitude to those who "had the desire to punish the 'perpetrator' of the alleged plagarisation". I'm feeling so touched right now. ;-)


I by no mean see the world through rose-coloured glasses, so if you think my thoughts are just too negative or morbid for your liking, please refer to *


Yes, I do not like to repeat myself.


Blogging does not top my list of priorities right now, but I will update this blog on a more regular basis during the holidays, or after my finals, at least.


Tweeting used to be a quotidien thing, but even tweeting a sentence takes up too much of my time (or so I deem), let alone blogging.


Quoting a funny person: "May the mass x acceleration" be with you.


Jia Ying S.