One of the amusing things about dyslexia is that it still takes me a few seconds to realize the “concinado en horno microonadas” are the microwave cooking instructions in Spanish, and that I don’t understand them because I don’t understand Spanish!
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One of the amusing things about dyslexia is that it still takes me a few seconds to realize the “concinado en horno microonadas” are the microwave cooking instructions in Spanish, and that I don’t understand them because I don’t understand Spanish!
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