This junior is very grateful for your faith in his studies.
Do you need to know their name to make use of them? I think it would be useful to know what things are called, but I also think that Wei-qianbei could make do either way.
Who needs faith? I've seen your Hanguang-jun's calligraphy myself. If he could be using it in phone messages he would be.
You don't need to convince me, I was already agreeing! Though I likewise appreciate the faith. I'm interested to see what the Lestari people are offering to teach, regardless of how it's called. I don't do well in the library, it's bad for my health.
He can write the letters, and then take a picture and send it in place of messages. I'm sure he'd love the return to formality, give him something to do with all the time saved not addressing and signing his phone messages anymore.
It just is, you'll have to trust me on this. Clearly in this instance where I will study is with the Lestari people and Lan Sizhui.
But what would be done with the letters afterwards, if Hanguang-jun sends only the pictures? Would he keep them? Would we? That might be even more troublesome than not having letters at all.
It would be unfortunate if the Lestari people and Lan Sizhui were studying in a library then, wouldn't it? Maybe there will be outdoor seating, and Wei-qianbei won't need to choose between studying and his health.
[So odd, being gently made fun of by a baby Lan. If that's even what is happening. It probably is, given how much he encourages it.]
They can be generously donated to the library for the edification of the general populace, obviously.
Teaching is teaching and studying is studying and learning can be the result of either, but I would enjoy the former more. I will just have to hope I am fortunate this time, whichever one it is. You did call it a project.
Obviously. Such a simple solution, I should have guessed myself.
I did call it a project. Is that not what you would call learning to craft a tool? In this case, a candle. Though I suppose it should be more teaching than studying, so you may actually be fortunate this time.
Do you want to meet there? I can send directions. You'll be happy to know that they do not involve a library.
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Do you think I can really have cognitive abilities if I can never remember that's what they're called?
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Do you need to know their name to make use of them? I think it would be useful to know what things are called, but I also think that Wei-qianbei could make do either way.
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You don't need to convince me, I was already agreeing! Though I likewise appreciate the faith. I'm interested to see what the Lestari people are offering to teach, regardless of how it's called. I don't do well in the library, it's bad for my health.
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Hanguang-jun does have exceptional calligraphy. It's a shame not to see it more. I'm sure if we asked nicely for letters, he would write us some.
How is the library bad for your health? Where would you study, if not there?
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It just is, you'll have to trust me on this. Clearly in this instance where I will study is with the Lestari people and Lan Sizhui.
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It would be unfortunate if the Lestari people and Lan Sizhui were studying in a library then, wouldn't it? Maybe there will be outdoor seating, and Wei-qianbei won't need to choose between studying and his health.
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They can be generously donated to the library for the edification of the general populace, obviously.
Teaching is teaching and studying is studying and learning can be the result of either, but I would enjoy the former more. I will just have to hope I am fortunate this time, whichever one it is. You did call it a project.
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I did call it a project. Is that not what you would call learning to craft a tool? In this case, a candle. Though I suppose it should be more teaching than studying, so you may actually be fortunate this time.
Do you want to meet there? I can send directions. You'll be happy to know that they do not involve a library.