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[kittydesade]

2. There are parks in every city. [There are] Sie sind [parks] Parks [in every city] in jede Städte.
7. After a meal his friends sit a long time at the table. Seine Freunde sitzen [His friends sit] nach einem Essen [after a meal, note dative after 'nach'] am Tisch miteinander. [an + dem, at the table] [for a long time.]

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1. Ich denke oft an
2. Ich spreche gern über die Sprachen und schreiben. (Hrm.)
3. Ich weiß viel über die Anthropologie. Ich weiß wenig über den Sport.
4. Ich halte nicht viel von den Republikanische Partei.
5. Ich rede oft mit meinen Freundinen.
6. Ich schreibe oft an
7. Ich habe oft Probleme mit den Grammatik. Seriously, I hate trying to remember all the parts of all the languages.
8. Ich muss oft über _____ lächeln.

... yeah, some of those I have no idea. Not the words, just how to fill them.


So, I got sidetracked from what I was originally going to blather about into looking for pictures of the space ship house our family beach house is down the street from. And by street I mostly mean barely paved road, but hey. Anyway, there was a space ship house. And I did some digging on the internet, because god I love the internet, we didn't have this thing back when I went to the beach house. And apparently? They mass produced the fuckers. No, seriously, there are almost a hundred of them out there. I do not have words for how cool and simultaneously disturbing this is.

So. Um. There was other stuff I was going to talk about today, but now I'm sleepytired and my wrist hurts again. Tonight's writing will, I think, take place mostly by dictation. On the plus side I'm almost done with at least one bright pink arm warmer, and if I'm dictating I can work on both that and the boy's arm warmers too. And it's getting cold enough where he'll probably need them. After that, mm, something. Maybe a scarf.

Picking up a pedometer for myself, and testing it out because the boy might could use one too. I really wish the weather weren't changing so fast, I could get out more consistently in the mornings and go for runs, but it's barely above freezing one morning and in the fifties the next. Argh. Time to get out the jump rope, the hula hoop, and all of that. Oh winter. We have such a love-hate relationship.