Re: do it all in your head (no paper/computer)?

Rick Harrison set the following eddies spiralling through the space-time
continuum:

> In article <fvi7ds$oi2$1@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>, Prai Jei
> <pvstownsend@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> wrote:
> 
>> When Hallon was born there were no home computers anyway. Any writing
was
>> likely to be *discovered* by my parents and explanations sought with
>> consequent consignment to an institution better prepared to deal with
>> such deviations from normality.
> 
> I sympathize. My parents were awfully conventional in their thinking
> too. I don't think they aware of my conlanging; I never mentioned it to
> them.
> 
> My classmates in high school knew about the language I was working on,
> but it was merely one of a hundred ways in which I seemed weird to
> them. If I recall correctly my physical clumsiness and slightly odd
> style of walking got a lot more ridicule than my conlanging.

I'm still seen as somewhat weird by my colleagues in the office, but
that's
mainly due to such interests as conlangs - along with classical music (the
boss is a heavy metal fan).

They even think my hairstyle is weird, but it's all natural and, as my sig
suggests, I wouldn't want it cropped.
-- 
ξ:) Proud to be curly

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