Here's a video of Will that people on my side of the family will appreciate. Grandma and Great Aunt Clara have been teaching him a little Pennsylvania Dutch, and I caught the two phrases he knows on video. "Unfuschtandich" is an expression that loosely translates to something like, "Goodness gracious!" and "Ich bin un smauta boo" translates to "I am a smart boy." I'm sure I butchered the spelling on those, but you get the idea.
Monday, December 1, 2008
What better time for blogging?
It's 1:42 a.m. and Miss Maggie is ready to party. So I guess while she sits in the dark and plays with her toys, I'll play catch up on here. It's either that or watch infomercials...
Here's a video of Will that people on my side of the family will appreciate. Grandma and Great Aunt Clara have been teaching him a little Pennsylvania Dutch, and I caught the two phrases he knows on video. "Unfuschtandich" is an expression that loosely translates to something like, "Goodness gracious!" and "Ich bin un smauta boo" translates to "I am a smart boy." I'm sure I butchered the spelling on those, but you get the idea.
Here's a video of Will that people on my side of the family will appreciate. Grandma and Great Aunt Clara have been teaching him a little Pennsylvania Dutch, and I caught the two phrases he knows on video. "Unfuschtandich" is an expression that loosely translates to something like, "Goodness gracious!" and "Ich bin un smauta boo" translates to "I am a smart boy." I'm sure I butchered the spelling on those, but you get the idea.
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