My wife and I were sitting on the patio this evening when she says to me……. “Glaubst du das ist ein Mückenstich oder Hautkrebs?” (Do you think that is a mosquito bite or skin cancer?)
One of the greatest things about being a bilingual family is the hilarity of the language differences. Here is a picture of an electrical supply store with a very electrifying name. I have been laughing at this for years, so I thought I would share it with you. Casinos to Castles may have already seen it though, if they’ve … More Things You Don’t See in America #3
A married couple has a peaceful moment, drinking coffee while their son plays with his Legos. Everything is quiet as they discuss their upcoming move when all of a sudden, BOOM! As they run to the kitchen to see what all the commotion is, this is what they find: FAIL! It helps to take the … More Sabatoged By A Coke Bomb
My 4-year-old was sitting on my lap today. When he got down he said “Uh oh Daddy, I tooted on your pants!”. Thanks for the info, buddy.
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