Thank goodness for Babel Fish translations! I almost missed the hilarity of this post! Kudos! (by the way, I heard that the art teacher thinks these are both really great photos- who knew you had latent artsy-fartsy tendencies?)
So, I am afraid that the snails are no longer in that photogenic placement, for when I arrived home today I found a lunch-box on my porch filled with water and escargo.
...later in the evening I heard a rhythmic mettalic clanging and discovered that a small boy, who shall remain nameless, had learned to create a cymbal crash with the lid of said lunch box... and I am afraid that a few of the snails have gone the way of the preying mantis while trying to disrupt the music....
Thank goodness for Babel Fish translations! I almost missed the hilarity of this post! Kudos! (by the way, I heard that the art teacher thinks these are both really great photos- who knew you had latent artsy-fartsy tendencies?)
ReplyDeleteYou were a little slow, eh?
ReplyDeleteI hope that Babel Fish has not betrayed me (for I, too, used it)!
So, I am afraid that the snails are no longer in that photogenic placement, for when I arrived home today I found a lunch-box on my porch filled with water and escargo.
ReplyDelete...later in the evening I heard a rhythmic mettalic clanging and discovered that a small boy, who shall remain nameless, had learned to create a cymbal crash with the lid of said lunch box... and I am afraid that a few of the snails have gone the way of the preying mantis while trying to disrupt the music....
Nice baboush!
ReplyDelete(But now I'm hungry.)