I am fine, thanks for asking, how are you too?
Oh great, how’s your family as well?
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Etcetera etcetera. When asked how are you in most conversations, an auto responses give, is usually I am fine, or good, or am okay. I don’t know about you, but that auto response is always on my lips.
So this morning, a friend asked me, how are you? Hmmm, I decided to think about it for some seconds, then I responded saying;
I am hung-over from sleep.
Which was exactly how I felt at that moment. I had taken cough syrup the previous evening around 5.pm, told myself mentally that I was going to get some sleep till 11.pm, then wake up to work online. The earliest I ever go to bed most nights is 4.am, but I ended up sleeping from about 6.pm till 11.am this morning. Even I was scared, I guess my body was angry.
So; I am going to ask you right now the same question I was asked this morning.
Β How are you?Β
I’m doing great…especially now that I have a cup of coffee in my hand! I have to do housework (ick) because family is coming to visit later on this week, and I have to mentally prepare myself for the crowds that I’ll encounter next weekend at a gaming convention. So I’m enjoying as much alone time as I can possibly get, for now!
XD
How was your weekend, and how is your day going?
π
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Niceee. Always good to have family over for a visit, and am sure you will have a good time at that gaming convention, I miss having a console ππ Am good too, about to prepare dinner for 3 babies in the house. They say they want custard, rice, Garri, cornflakes, etc for dinner, they don’t know what they want yet. I shall find them something good to munch on.
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Great now that I have coffee!
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That’s great. Glad you are.
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I get sleep deprived from time to time, but I think your sleep pattern is worse than mine. π
If anything, it’s always good to ask people “How are you?”. The answer is not just from the words responded, but it can give hints on how the question is answered. And from time to time, you get a different answer, just like the one you gave. Even the question itself is not the sole essence. The fact that you are asking “How are you?” might tell the other person that you are willing to listen, are okay or open to talking to you, or better yet, are concerned about you. π If anything, it’s always good to ask people “How are you?”.;)
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Agreed. Yes my sleep pattern is horrible, I don’t like it too. I so need saving. Lol.
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I love this question. It’s different everywhere in the world. In the UK people might ask this in passing, and the accepted social convention for a British person is to respond by moaning about the weather. Yet Australians use this as a hello, they always look a little taken aback if you answer anything other than “yeah, good thanks mate, you?”. New Zealand seems to be a bit of a mixed bag…
Anyway, in answer to your question, I am hungry, a little sleepy and definitely looking forward to the weekend but I’m overall very good, thank you for asking. But I am British at heart, so the weather freaking sucks.
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How cute, thanks for the cultural lessons, it will come in handy. Glad to hear you are good, now go grab some food and sleep and make the best of the weather. And yep you most definitely welcome. π. Xoxo.
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I’m fine thanks. It’s evening here. π
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That’s great. Almost time for bed, eh. Thanks for stopping by, its 3:08am here.
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Wow, were you on an all-nighter? Those sound like my kind of hours sometimes. We got new pillows and I’m sleeping better, though. π Hope you get some sleep! π
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Thanks Marsha…hmmmm perhaps i should get a new pillow. I actually thought about getting a new pillow π. Thanks for stopping by, am honoured. Xo.π
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I usually tell people how I really feel when asked , I don’t just say I’m fine.
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That’s a good habit to follow. I should do that more.
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