And they get up at 6am to take over all the deck chairs wherever they stay. Is that taught in school or something?Ok, well don't mention the war what ever...
You should be here in the summer, when they invade here. They love Sweden some how... don't know why, and they are obsessed by our mooses.
sehr europaeisch ...?I think that's french, right? Swedish is quite different. If you said it in german I could probably understand it.
This is probably an English language expression that loses its figurative meaning when translated into foreign
. We consider the French very snooty (maybe everyone does?) so when I use the French word "très" as in "très European," it would be more like "how typically European of you" rather than just plainly "very European." And an expression with "très" is usually not a compliment. Another use might be "très moderne" which could be "how progressive of you," said sarcastically.And yet every time I meet someone German I still want to ask, "What did your father do in the war?" I'm sure my kids don't think that so eventually it won't be a thing any more.
Nah, we get your use of the general "you" there!
So glad we have Google Translate!
all caught up. Carry on 
Very committed of you Mi! Thanks for plowing throughWow, miss a couple of days and this journal really stacks up
.Encouraging. Always.Sooo headhunting voters?
No problem shed. It's always a good read
Oh gotcha! Good luck
. Drawing is tomorrow, yes? If we don't hear from you for a few days we'll know why .
Very committed of you Mi! Thanks for plowing through
Yes.... but the tax on winnings is 97.8%, so you actually lose money after calculating in the price of the ticket.
LOL! Nice.
Nah, we're good. The money just doesn't go as far as it does in Texas!Yes.... but the tax on winnings is 97.8%, so you actually lose money after calculating in the price of the ticket.
