I’m trying to get comfortable in my new role as a blogger. I really don’t know how to get started. I don’t feel like my own voice is strong enough yet, so I’m using my cousin’s. They’re always on my phone, they’re always on my laptop, and they’re always on my tablet. I want to make my own words and my own stories and my own blog.
Cute! We’re always on our phones, but we don’t always know what we’re saying. So we’re just using a kind cousin to be a sounding board. We’re using a blogger cousin to be our own voice. And we’re making our own stories.
I know I’m a little late to the game, but I just found out that the other day my brother was having a birthday and cousin was in France. He was in the hospital and we were in the hospital. He just had a heart attack and he was in France. We’re thinking of taking cousin to France to see him. It just seems like the most appropriate thing to do. I want to do it for my brother.
I was going to say it was one of those things that you should do for your brother, but I dont think that would be such a good idea. It has more to do with our relationship than cousin. In a way it’s like taking a cousin to visit your brother, but not really cousins. It’s just a cousin in France.
This is the same reason why I don’t think you should go to visit your brother. We’re not relatives, and I don’t think we need to be treated like one anyway.
I can’t believe I am having to explain this to you. I do not like French people. I feel like I am being forced to say it.
Sorry for the language but I am being serious here. It would be nice to be treated like a cousin, even if it was only for a day. But the problem is that it would also be difficult to make the decision to actually be a cousin because that would mean we would have to be introduced to our non-related cousins. We would have to be introduced to your cousins.
It’s a little disconcerting that the French have a term that is so similar to our own (“cousin”). It’s a French word that means “cousin” or “close family”. But we don’t actually have that in the French dictionary, so it’s actually less than an exact translation. It’s just a word that means “related” or “family”.
For French people who don’t know their own family names, its a bit like an anagram for cousin, but there are so many French words that have the same meaning as cousin. Its just a word that is so close to cousin that I feel like it should be a word that describes us.
Actually it is, but its not the same one. It’s not an anagram for cousin, it’s a word that means related or family.