Haha sounds like the life!
(And if you don't mind a minor English correction: "besides me" not "except me." "Except me" means "not including me," "besides me" means "also/as well as me." I can't help it, I'm a part time English tutor.)
Haha sounds like the life!
(And if you don't mind a minor English correction: "besides me" not "except me." "Except me" means "not including me," "besides me" means "also/as well as me." I can't help it, I'm a part time English tutor.)