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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - Notes from all classes
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- Homework: Read the quotations on p. 34, make sure you understand them, and choose your favorite. (Tomorrow you’ll explain why it’s your favorite.)
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- In your group, tell your partners which quote is your favorite and why. If there are any quotations you couldn’t understand, you can also ask your partners if they can explain them to you.
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- “Mad dogs and Englishmen” has to do with British refusal to stay inside in tropical climates during the hottest part of the day. (Especially in tropical British colonies like India.)
- - The only other things walking around at that time were mad (crazy, perhaps rabid) dogs.
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- pithy = short and full of meaning
- “bite the hand that feeds you”
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- p. 30 “proverbs” - Do you understand what these mean? Do you agree?
- “A friend (when you are) in need is a friend indeed (= a true friend).”
- (This is the opposite of a fairweather friend, who is only friendly when everything’s good.)
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- p. 29-30 - In groups of 3 or 4 - Take turns asking the most interesting questions from “Sharing Memories” and “The Conversation Continues”
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