I believe in laughter, especially when you can laugh at yourself. And, I’m not talking about a little chuckle or giggle. I am talking about the laughter that makes tears stream down your face, makes your abs feel like you just did 1000 sit-ups, and makes your smiling cheeks burn. My entire life I have been a complete klutz. If there is a ditch, I will turn my ankle in it. If there is a sign, I will walk into it. If there is something in front of me, I am bound to stub my toe on it.
After many episodes of stumbling and tripping throughout elementary school, I always wished for the day my klutziness would go away. I would turn a bright shade of red and hide anywhere I could. However, one day back in 8th grade, it all changed. I received a science award at an assembly and had to walk on stage to receive it. It was my ultimate nightmare – my entire junior high had reason to analysis and stare at my every move. I climbed the steps, picked up the award, and started to make my way down the steps back to my seat. And…I fell. Or rather, crashed. My body went flaring as I semi-circled down the flight of steps right onto the floor. The auditorium was silent. There was nowhere to hide. And then it happened – I started to laugh…uncontrollably. I basically have not stopped since.
Many people feel that klutziness is something you grow out of with age. Well, I am still waiting for that to happen. But while I’m waiting, I think I’ll embrace it. My uncanny ability to make a fool of myself happens at least three times a day. People pay money to have someone else make them laugh, while I get to entertain myself for free. In addition, I am pretty sure my close friends and family get quite the entertainment from me, especially because they “aren’t laughing at me, but with me.”
To me, the ability to laugh at yourself is a great gift. And nothing is better than having a gift be contagious. So the next time you do something embarrassing…just laugh. Trust me, it will work.
是用老公电脑录的，我的破电脑又坏了。His Mac has garageband, and an expensive microphone, so the sound effects are way better than mine. But the pronunciation is no good, a lot of bricks. I wasted too much time working on the sounds effects, haha.
I believe in laughter, especially when you can laugh at yourself. And, I’m not talking about a little chuckle or giggle. I am talking about the laughter that makes tears stream down your face, makes your abs feel like you just did 1000 sit-ups, and makes your smiling cheeks burn. My entire life I have been a complete klutz. If there is a ditch, I will turn my ankle in it. If there is a sign, I will walk into it. If there is something in front of me, I am bound to stub my toe on it.
After many episodes of stumbling and tripping throughout elementary school, I always wished for the day my klutziness would go away. I would turn a bright shade of red and hide anywhere I could. However, one day back in 8th grade, it all changed. I received a science award at an assembly and had to walk on stage to receive it. It was my ultimate nightmare – my entire junior high had reason to analysis and stare at my every move. I climbed the steps, picked up the award, and started to make my way down the steps back to my seat. And…I fell. Or rather, crashed. My body went flaring as I semi-circled down the flight of steps right onto the floor. The auditorium was silent. There was nowhere to hide. And then it happened – I started to laugh…uncontrollably. I basically have not stopped since.
Many people feel that klutziness is something you grow out of with age. Well, I am still waiting for that to happen. But while I’m waiting, I think I’ll embrace it. My uncanny ability to make a fool of myself happens at least three times a day. People pay money to have someone else make them laugh, while I get to entertain myself for free. In addition, I am pretty sure my close friends and family get quite the entertainment from me, especially because they “aren’t laughing at me, but with me.”
To me, the ability to laugh at yourself is a great gift. And nothing is better than having a gift be contagious. So the next time you do something embarrassing…just laugh. Trust me, it will work.
laughter的 au听着有点儿过。
是用老公电脑录的，我的破电脑又坏了。His Mac has garageband, and an expensive microphone, so the sound effects are way better than mine. But the pronunciation is no good, a lot of bricks. I wasted too much time working on the sounds effects, haha.
我阅读要用老花镜儿，
我读懂要靠翻译器，
我张嘴乡音又结巴，
haha...I know you wont laugh at me,
haha...I turst you will laugh with me!
Good night.
太棒了！蛐蛐叫的很funny,哈哈。
有一个词可以注意下，entertAIn, entertAInment.
Learned the word "klutz". Should "analysis" be "analyze"?
你的背境音乐是读的时候就录下的还是读完后再加进去的？
garageband挺好，我有点儿想买个Mac了，用公司的HP电脑，这一年用坏两个了。不知道是我下载东西造成的，还是用audacity之类的软件的问题。
愚公，Mac里macbook air好？还是Macpro好？主要是性比价上，哪个更划算一些？
我没用过MAC。不过你可看一下这个网页，在那里比较一下。
http://www.apple.com/why-mac/compare/
MacBook Proc更新一些，容量如内存大些，也贵一点。