Hello
foreign reader.
Thanks for reading this blogpost. Although this A to Z April
Challenge has been organized by someone from the US, if I’m not mistaken, the
challenge is open for all around the world. I’m a member of a group of artists,
writers mainly, who create erotic art, in The Netherlands. My native tongue
happens to be Dutch, which makes sense when you are born and raised here. J
Some
members of our group decided to enter this challenge, but at the same time
decided to write in our own language, lifting the A to Z April Challenge to an
international level at the same time.
So I hope you are not disappointed that perhaps you can’t read the content of my challenge blogs, but by trying to do so, you helped make this a truly international event.
So I hope you are not disappointed that perhaps you can’t read the content of my challenge blogs, but by trying to do so, you helped make this a truly international event.
Please
leave a comment and tell me where you're from, so I know that at least someone had a look at this. Thank you.
Kind
Regards,
Lex (a.k.a. Thislexy).
Lex (a.k.a. Thislexy).
Thank you for visiting my page. I am glad there is an English post to explain all this to us. Will go ahead and use Google translate to read your post because that's what new friends do.:-)
BeantwoordenVerwijderenI'm Deb from Kenya, Africa.
I love your explanation, and looking at new and exciting languages. I'm visiting you from upstate New York (not the city!), which was once New Amsterdam. The Dutch influence is still with us, in names like Kaaterskill, in the architecture, even in the local tulip festival held each May.
BeantwoordenVerwijderenLovely to meet you!
Boldly Going Through the Alphabet!
@shanjeniah from
shanjeniah's Lovely Chaos
Fabulous idea to put this English post on here, Lex!
BeantwoordenVerwijderenMarie xox