More sharing of American culture
Jan. 26th, 2004 10:08 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
angledgeMy 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.
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.
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Re: lovely!
Date: 2004-02-03 04:54 pm (UTC)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!