Re: Have you ever had this experience?

〉Hi, Anya!
〉My name is Hamako.
〉I haven't come this site for a while.
〉Then I found yours and Kenn's name.
〉It's my pleasure to meet you(^^)

Hi, Hamako! Nice to meet you.
Oh, can I call you Hamako, not Hamako-san?
Kenn is like American name, and I naturally called him Kenn without noticing, but I just feel strange I've called you Hamako, not with 'san'...
After all, I'm a Japanese!

〉Wow! "streamed" and "a story"?
〉It sounds veeeeery good!

Thanks!

〉"Ridiculous".
〉It's one of my favorite words. Aha.
〉I guess you like children's books, don't you?

Yes, I do! Since I've started the extensive reading, Most of the books are children's.
They are fresh, lively, sometimes touching, and sometimes so funny.
Those books remind me of my childhood.

〉Great!
〉I think that you've already begun to be a story teller.

Wow, have I? I wish it was true!

〉I like your writing style.

I'm sooooooo happy to hear that!
Probably my grammer is mess, but I never mind.

〉When I fall asleep, I can remember almost a whole story
〉with my voice and printed characters that I've read it aloud today.
〉These are like a recorder and pictures (of course these are imperfect).

How enjoyable your dream is, too!
It's as if you were watching a cartoon!
Dreams are weird and interesting things, aren't they?

〉I often make meandering stories in English when I am in a daze
〉(of course these are some Hector Protector things).

...What's Hector Protector? (><) I haven't met the word yet(++;)

〉But I have never made any another stories from I read a story once.
〉You're great!

Yours is fantastic, too! Oh, are we prasing each other too much? ha, ha!

〉Welcome, Anya!
〉We are friends(^^)

Thanks a lot, Hamako!
English has power that we can express ourselves than usual.
YEAH! WE ARE FRIENDS! See you soon♪