Duolingo
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A Simple Example
I am starting to understand the architecture of Spanish sentences. In this sentence: Cuando te cepillas el cabello? (When do you brush your hair) the verb comes after the word “you” instead of before it as in our language. The way the Spanish reads is “When you brush the hair” if read literally. The Spanish Continue reading
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This Virus, The Rules, All Unpredictable
Well, I guess I’m done going anywhere again for a while! 😦 The news came this morning that Betsy Price (our mayor) has ordered we must wear face masks if entering a business. That was just a requirement before we had a huge surge in cases of the COVID-19 virus over the weekend. Now they Continue reading
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WOD Challenge 4-7-20 Grace and Frankie
Good morning! I decided to grace you all with my presence, LOL!! Just kidding, haha, the word of the day for today’s challenge is grace, so I had to make a little joke there. I am trying to rise above the stress, anxiety, and worry that has threatened the past few days. So, since the Continue reading
Twisted Trunk Travels 