Because I am ashamed.

I'm encouraged by that.

FLORENCE Dean Acheson, US President Harry Truman s Secretary of State, liked to quote a friend who said that being in government made him scared, but that being out of it made him worried.

I'm encouraged by that. At least it makes me feel like, to some extent, it is becoming self evident.

I always wondered why I could feel others' pain so deeply, why I could recognize the somebody in the nobody.

He said, Oh, yeah. I told the psychiatrist that I wanted to watch women as they died because it would make me feel more normal.

Like most Frenchmen, I say, out of disgust for the attack and empathy for the victims, Je suis Charlie a phrase that recalls the newspaper Le Monde s declaration, immediately after 9 11 Nous sommes tous Américains.

People would look at these and say, Man, this thing is so big and so hard to swallow. If this doesn't make me feel better, you know, what possibly could?

It makes me so happy.

But really, it makes me

What doesn't kill me makes me stronger.

Others, notably in Israel and Saudi Arabia, are disgusted by what they see as American weakness.

Looking at preparations for the Copenhagen summit in December, when we will try to broker a new global agreement to combat climate change, does not make me grumpy.

I am cold.

I'm cold.

I feel hungry.

I'm hungry!

I am hungry.

I feel tired.

I feel itchy.

I'm not feeling well.

I feel cold.

I'm freezing.

I feel it.

Bilal always knows how to make me laugh.

And that love makes us want to be around him, even now.

I am thirsty.

I'm just curious.

I am bored.

I am not thirsty.

I'm not thirsty.

I'm so itchy.

I was feeling nauseous.

And I do not feel guilty.

I'm feeling fit.

I'm thirsty.

(1) I feel sad.

I didn't feel sick at all.

I don t feel particularly important.

I have a burning pain here.

I feel awkward in his presence.

Whenever I see you, I feel happy.

I feel dizzy every time I stand up.

I'm bored. I'll watch TV.

I'm feeling a little sick.