Based on an idea by Jacqui Birnie. Jacqui has an BA Hons degree in German and has worked as a translator since 1977(!). She works mainly with technical subjects such as mechanical, electrical, electronic engineering and patents.
Friday, July 13, 2012
20 Metamorphosis of a too-busy translator
Based on an idea by Jacqui Birnie. Jacqui has an BA Hons degree in German and has worked as a translator since 1977(!). She works mainly with technical subjects such as mechanical, electrical, electronic engineering and patents.
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Going through one of those right now, without the beard though...
ReplyDeleteAlma
Taking into account your name, that's kind of reassuring
DeleteI understand it now, all Twilight characters are translators!!! The only difference is that some are older than others :)
ReplyDeleteOhhhhhhhhhhh - is that why everyone keeps complaining about my hair whenever I leave the house?? Hee hee! I don't toy with the day-star :)
ReplyDeleteThe day-star. lol
DeleteI have the fear of light problem after only 3 days... Maybe my metamorphosis is the other way around?
ReplyDeleteHehe very good. There may still be a fourth stage: mummy with stiff joints and a very poor sense of humour. Keep up the great work your strips are great fun.
ReplyDeleteyeah, this one is good :))). there could also be something about wearing the same clothes - no time to turn on the washing machine :)
ReplyDeleteFive overloaded years, I did became a vampire (without the beard fortunately)! Worked non-stop for three days, and I didn't even noticed that my partner locked me inside when he left for a business trip (some people still have to go outside, that is real weird)!
ReplyDeleteThis is good :) Just had a haircut (finally) after 5 months of letting my hair grow. My husband then said, "You FINALLY look like the woman I married" :)
ReplyDeleteHehe, no time to cook+go to the store... what does he keep Lena for? :D
ReplyDeleteExcellent! My fiance calls me a cavewoman. :) Glad to see I'm not alone.
ReplyDeleteStage 4: ME FORGORT TO TYPED. MST SUYRVIVE ONE... MORE... COFFEE.
ReplyDeleteGreat!
DeleteI do mangage to go to the hair dresser every 6 months, but I am actually up to the stage that I have to take in vitamin D supplements.
ReplyDeleteOh, too funny! Dear fellow translators: take just five minutes to visit the great outdoors once in a while, it's good for you! Or walk the dog! :) We need our friends and colleagues to be happy and healthy. Try this good solution: client dinners. You must thus get presentable and you will get to eat, and you can write it off. Win/win.
ReplyDeleteSeriously, this is hilarious, but it hasn't actually happened to us (yet). Off to the three-hour ordeal at the hairdresser's now, actually.
@Estelle: I can't believe you got locked in and didn't notice. That's quite a story indeed.
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ReplyDeleteThis one is just great!!! Keep up the good work, Alejandro! I wonder how you manage to have the time to create all these hilarious strips??
ReplyDeleteGreat! Thanks, Alejandro, I had a good laugh at that:)
ReplyDeletehahaha suas tiras me lembram muito as do De(ath)sign
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