Monday, September 04, 2006
Bonjour, Ya'll!


Although it was difficult I do feel like I walked away with a better understanding of French. I doubt I'll be carrying on any conversations with Jacques Chirac but I figure I can at least order lunch the next time I go to Paris.
Blake struggled with it more than I did. I am reminded of Phoebe from Friends trying to teach Joey how to speak French.
Blake struggled with it more than I did. I am reminded of Phoebe from Friends trying to teach Joey how to speak French.
Phoebe: Repeat after me: Je m'appelle Claude.Joey: Je de coop plow.Phoebe: Let's try it again: Je m'appelle Claude.Joey: Je de plee bloom.
If you thought it took Blake a long time to tell a story in English you should hear him try to tell one in French!
Honestly, though, I am really proud of Blake. It was obviously difficult for him but he kept trying.
I left today but Blake will continue with his lessons until Saturday. So if you think about it, you might want to send him a little note of encouragement.
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Jim, I keep picturing the two of them as Peppermint Patty and Marcie, listening to the teacher talk on that time The Peanuts went to France.
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