More sharing of American culture

[angledge]

My Norwegian friend Kristin has taken her next step into American culture: eating peanut butter & jelly sandwiches. The first time Kristin saw me making one, she said (as diplomatically as possible): "That doesn't look very nice." But after a few weeks of persuasion




And guess what? Agreeing with millions of elementary school-age kids, Kristin decides PB&Js are tasty!


So ... we've had a jack-o-lantern carving lesson, & we've taken Kristin to watch American football. I was thinking that next we should bake an apple pie, but that's kind of hard. Suggestions for further lessons in Americana? And you, fizrep and chaosvizier: keep them G-rated.

Comments

Re: KRISTIN WATCH OUT!!!!!

[angledge.livejournal.com]

I can't decide what's more amusing, the fact that you have this much time on your hands at work, or that the person you've targeted as a killer is Heather, the ex-kindergarten teacher Theology PhD student.

Re: KRISTIN WATCH OUT!!!!!

[krick.livejournal.com]

I'm "working from home" today. Last night, we were blessed with 4 inches precipitation, the white fluffy kind. There's supposed to be more on the way as well. I've got a pantry full of canned goods and a freezer full of frozen pizza. BRING IT ON, Mother Nature!

Re: KRISTIN WATCH OUT!!!!!

[chaosvizier.livejournal.com]

Hey, those kindergarten teachers are more likely to snap than you can possibly imagine. They're like Viet Nam veterans. Even worse that she's got theology on her side. You guys are gonna be Happy Heather Meals some night...