Don't understand memoir? Reluctant to admit?
by Loon in Six Words Questions on Jan 26, 2013 | 
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Dragonflower says,
All the time. I admit, but not always, it would get old. I look stuff up to see if that helps. Use dictionary alot. Scratch head frequently. Love them all, anyway.oopsalittle says,
Yes, often. Most of the time I put it down to cultural differences and therefore don't comment. I do that a lot...Wench says,
Loon, I'm not going to lie, I've had to use the dictionary more than once with your memoirs. You've got an incredible understanding of the English language. There have been several memoirs that others have written that confused me as well.canadafreeze says,
Sometimes perplexed, but not afraid to ask, if so moved. Some memoirs are best left alone ... like sleeping dogs ...accidentaltourist says,
I like memoirs that are left open to interpretation. Ambiguity can be enlightening. I'm down with that.jene2008 says,
I have to refer to my "Dictionary", Dean, quite often.