Ok so apparrently I didn't have the comment feature working on this blog. I think I fixed it now so feel free to leave lots of comments.
Secondly, in the midst of people dropping like flies from Greek (ok I know 2 people who dropped), being brought to tears (I can't believe they weren't mine) and being made to drink (I had 2 margaritas last night when I probably should have been studying some vocab...hmmm), I have been challenged to create...
THE PERFECT GREEK CHEER
(a la the Spartans' perfect cheers from Saturday Night Live).
Also, I sort of challenged myself. At dinner we were talking about that skit and I thought that said cryer might need the perfect cheer and then my friend said I should create said cheer.
So far I have: thanatou makes me thanablue
my perfect tense, is a mess
what ever will I do?
thanatou in it's actual greek letters means death.
Any ideas?
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This blog will follow my trials and tribulations as I pursue dual Masters degrees at Princeton Theological Seminary.
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- Brenna
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- I am a NJ native pursuing dual degrees (M.Div and M.A. in youth ministry) at Princeton Theological Seminary
4 comments:
Ugh, foreign languages - no thanks. "Dos hamburguesas con solamente la salsa de tomate" is all I've ever needed.
The highlight of that night we were camping was us winning (killing) at Pop 5 and Outburst. The lowlight was being doused by and ingesting citronella candle wax.
finally! okay, now what is the greek word for "i miss my friend and i hope greek doesn't kill her"?
sending you virtual margaritas and chanting the perfect cheer in my bedroom,
Linda
Does thanablue mean:
Taco, Burrito, What's Coming Outta Your Speedo?
You're in trouble, whew!
You're blowing bubbles, whew!
YOU STINK!
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Just checking....my Greek is a little rusty.
Hey! We miss you!
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