“Like a lily among thorns, so is my darling among the maidens.” (Song of Songs 2:2)
Yes, Claire, I still read your blog when I get a chance ;)# 5 on your easter greetings is in French--the literal translation is:Christ is risne! He is truely risen!But actually, happy easter in French is: Joyeuse Pâques!Have a nice day!~Laura
Here's one you missed! Istchray isway Isenray! Ehay isway isenray indeedway!:)RK
To Laura/French scholar -- thank you!To Robert -- :) (My mom used to speak that with her siblings...)
I did too participate!....at your house. :PI am a dedicated reader now and for always!Love,Vicki
Yes, Vicki, you were the only "live" participant. So lovely having you here! :)
what is that language that RK wrote on?
Mary Kate, it's called "Pig Latin" and is a silly way of speaking English by rearranging and adding endings to words... Ask my mom sometime to speak it for you if you want to hear it. :)
Yes, Claire, I still read your blog when I get a chance ;)
ReplyDelete# 5 on your easter greetings is in French--the literal translation is:
Christ is risne! He is truely risen!
But actually, happy easter in French is: Joyeuse Pâques!
Have a nice day!
~Laura
Here's one you missed!
ReplyDeleteIstchray isway Isenray! Ehay isway isenray indeedway!
:)
RK
To Laura/French scholar -- thank you!
ReplyDeleteTo Robert -- :) (My mom used to speak that with her siblings...)
I did too participate!....at your house. :P
ReplyDeleteI am a dedicated reader now and for always!
Love,
Vicki
Yes, Vicki, you were the only "live" participant. So lovely having you here! :)
ReplyDeletewhat is that language that RK wrote on?
ReplyDeleteMary Kate, it's called "Pig Latin" and is a silly way of speaking English by rearranging and adding endings to words... Ask my mom sometime to speak it for you if you want to hear it. :)
ReplyDelete