Grandma and Grandpa F. gave them a game with lettered dice you roll and see how many words you can make. (I'm pretty sure they played this game in Jane Austen's Emma, FYI. Frank Churchill spelled "blunder".) Here's Anne's first effort:
Saturday, January 4, 2014
Christmas Gifts from the Grandparents (PG rated post)
The kids spent their Christmas money from Grandma and Grandpa H. on Fannie May chocolates.
Grandma and Grandpa F. gave them a game with lettered dice you roll and see how many words you can make. (I'm pretty sure they played this game in Jane Austen's Emma, FYI. Frank Churchill spelled "blunder".) Here's Anne's first effort:
Grandma and Grandpa F. gave them a game with lettered dice you roll and see how many words you can make. (I'm pretty sure they played this game in Jane Austen's Emma, FYI. Frank Churchill spelled "blunder".) Here's Anne's first effort:
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Oh Charlotte, your stories make me laugh...
My mom raised me to believe that hell was more of a location than a swear word and that it was perfectly acceptable to say "shat" and "shite" (somehow the long vowel makes it less vulgar?). I'm finding these traditions difficult to abandon.
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