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Having done some excellent work in Iraq, Jeff and Victoria made it from Iraq to Heathrow Airport via an undisclosed location and Kuwait, jetted across the Atlantic, and touched down in New York City. Stay tuned for more truly excellent blogging.
Thanks to all of you who helped support this mission. As you probably are aware, Jeff and Victoria spent the last couple of days in some undisclosed locations without access to the internet. They'll be devoting a lot more this week to blogs about the trip.
In the meantime, please check out the latest pictures from Iraq.
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"grosses*" Fehler...
Entschuldigung. Es ist zu fruh im Samstagmorgen.
"Who will stand/On either hand/And guard this bridge with me?" (Macaulay)
Incidentally, Smager .... how do you insert a scharfess ... that sounds painful! Isn't that illegal in some states ... ?
and, as I only have ONE year under my belt... :)
"Who will stand/On either hand/And guard this bridge with me?" (Macaulay)
A friend of mine was taking German with me, freshman year of high school, and he never got it into his head that you don't pronounce the ß as a b.
He moved midway that year so I don't know if he ever figured that out, heh.
P.S. Alt-S on the Mac, ß in html for ß
Run like Reagan!
You learn ßomething new every day!
"Who will stand/On either hand/And guard this bridge with me?" (Macaulay)
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"Those who expect to reap the blessings of freedom must, like men, undergo the fatigue of supporting it."
-Thomas Paine: The American Crisis, No. 4, 1777
great work you two, I'm just sorry I've been too busy to reply to your great pieces lately, but have no doubt that they've been very much appreciated! :)
fur bier und Hahnchen. Sie haben ein grobes Fehler* gemacht! Unsinn!
(Insert scharfes s here)
"Who will stand/On either hand/And guard this bridge with me?" (Macaulay)