even if it takes most sleep-time, I guess it also gives additional energy to live through the day:)
It does.:)
As for my friends from PL, I'm guessing they're just busy and will come around eventually. Or, in two cases at least, a little "old school" and unfamiliar with Skype - just like I was until a few weeks ago...;)
talking on the phone is challenging enough, not to mention talking to sb on Skype
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Date: 2014-02-24 03:43 am (UTC)It does.:)
As for my friends from PL, I'm guessing they're just busy and will come around eventually. Or, in two cases at least, a little "old school" and unfamiliar with Skype - just like I was until a few weeks ago...;)
talking on the phone is challenging enough, not to mention talking to sb on Skype
That is exactly what I thought. I tend to avoid the phone. But, as it turned out, Skype video chat was actually LESS challenging for me, because you can see the person you're talking to, which makes it far easier to understand what they're saying. I tend to mishear things over the phone, which makes me nervous - but on Skype, that problem disappeared. It was almost like chatting at a café over a cup of tea - except there was a computer screen between us. Such a small, insignificant detail...;)