Yes! I just had to put larger child to bed, who had been watching the process with great interest! They are both quite chuffed at the idea actually and are looking forward to me coming home a perfect Welsh speaker! The youngest will be 7 by April, so I think they will be OK. This will be my first Great Escape for 10 years!! Can’t wait!
Oh, this actually works in other people’s houses, does it?!..
I’m still jumping on and off the sofa for upstairs/downstairs counselling, bribery, diplomacy coupled with the occasional mute, menacing glare.
It’s an honour and privilege to be a First Great Escape moment. When we get our First Great Escape, it is probably not going to be a language course (unless I can find one that does wine tasting at the same time, so I haven’t entirely given up hope)…
Well you do spend your life making language courses. I escape from the rest of life with language courses, so it’s only logical! (And your Escape seems to be in the ‘we’ plural - which is another level of challenge again!)
@aran I don’t suppose there are any plans to do a 2nd northern bootcamp this year? We were literally seconds away from booking and realized that it falls over the last workday of the month, which my husband can’t take off from work. (I am not brave enough to make the trip on my own, lol.)
::edit:: Nevermind! Realized the subject of your earlier email said “2017’s only northern Welsh bootcamp.” I guess I should stay home and work on my reading comprehension in Saesneg, anyhow.
How about in the new year starting a bootcamp preparation skype thread, anyone can join in to help out and nervous bootcampers would kind of get know each other in advance (as usual just an idea).
SES (Somera Esperanto-Studado, Summer Esperanto School) in Slovakia does courses (nearly) every year, and they had an evening of wine-tasting twice and mead-tasting another time
They also said that that evening would help your conversation skills!
But that’s an entire week, so more than the two nights you’re allowed away.