donc, I am a limited person, should I worry?

It's important to be aware of your limitations, but not to use them as an excuse to not try and better yourself. And, don't worry about assessing yourself in relation to others, it's a surefire route to unhappiness/envy/general meh-ness, I reckon.

Let the Belgian artist get on with it, and don't let it get you down.

We all have limitations, obviously. I am very impatient myself most of the time.

Why did you start your question in French? Were you going to write it all in French, but lost patience after one word?

What's 'donc' mean? I'm impatient, tell me now.

listen carefuelly couse i am only saying thiiiis once:

donc means ergo, thus, so.

so donc said the artiste when someone lost his patience, you are a person limité. (her english was suprisingly bad and heavy accented, but thats with all the french speaking i guess. with also some more french artistes around the past days were like walking around and old allo allo episode. hardly anyone at my work spoke french, so...).

a donc a donc donc

What's up, donc?

Ding Donc

take hugh for granted

I didn't mean i feel weak, like i felt bad abt it, but yes it made me aware that i'm not so endlessly elasticly flexible.

I als think that when you got older yyou get more strict abt your own boundaries (that is when you recognize them off course ) and do not let ppl interfere with them.

there was this funny thing going on when the artiste needed some bricks and street tiles for an installation. a collaege of mine had to get one from outside. when she came back she showed it to joelle 9the artist) for approval, and i heard joelle say to her: non, I want one with more durt on it! i imagined my collaaege (who is sort of female herr flick in appaerance, ) digging in the street to get a tile loose. it's not that i'm bad at english Ijust bad at tyoing at a compu keyboard I guess.