Friday, January 16, 2004
This was the conversation Catherine and I had last night:
"Today, I watched the Simpsons."
"Yes, I love the Simpsons."
"They are yellow." (Laughter)
"Yes, and Marge has blue hair!"
"Big, blue hair."
"Yes and Homer is big." (Laughter)
We were speaking in French and bad French I may add, as Catherine called dried fruit:
"les fruits avec non agua," and as I pointed out, agua isn't even French, it is Spanish. She can be excused, however, as she is currently studying Spanish. Every time she agreed with me she said, "Ci, um, oui." And when she got confused with "and" ("y" pronounced ee in Espangol, "et" pronounced ay in Francais), she sound like a certain elderly Scottish farmer.(y...et...y...et....ohhhh).
"Today, I watched the Simpsons."
"Yes, I love the Simpsons."
"They are yellow." (Laughter)
"Yes, and Marge has blue hair!"
"Big, blue hair."
"Yes and Homer is big." (Laughter)
We were speaking in French and bad French I may add, as Catherine called dried fruit:
"les fruits avec non agua," and as I pointed out, agua isn't even French, it is Spanish. She can be excused, however, as she is currently studying Spanish. Every time she agreed with me she said, "Ci, um, oui." And when she got confused with "and" ("y" pronounced ee in Espangol, "et" pronounced ay in Francais), she sound like a certain elderly Scottish farmer.(y...et...y...et....ohhhh).
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