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

lovely!

[(Anonymous)]

Hey Angela- Thanks for letting me know that this unflattering picture of me is now creating great stories for your friends. The fact is that YES- I think I am carrying porn- I had a copy of the new British version of Cosmopolitan in my hands. After reading it- I think it is more porn than not. My former kindergarten students would be proud to know that I spend my time reading more that systematic theology books. Angela- your online friends are pretty funny- I think I would like to taste them... I mean, meet them some time... Heather

Re: lovely!

[chaosvizier.livejournal.com]

Ooooh, Cosmopornitan! My second-favorite porno mag ever, next to Victoria's Secret catalogs...

your online friends are pretty funny- I think I would like to taste them...

You would! We're much tastier than theology texts. That's all dry and dusty and bland. We're juicier and meatier by far!