Re: Greetings
Hola, mis amigo, and bless my bandana – so many warm greetings from the frigid North!
Replies to your many kind questions and greetings, in no particular order: “Yes” (si), “OK” (OK!), “No” (no), “Soon, if I can get my car started” (Ha), and “Thank you for the thoughtful warning regarding the recreational use of one of God’s plants” (besa mi burro.)
Señor Des, thank you for your “intento fallido” to greet me in Español. Indeed, it is muy dificil to communicate with us, unless in person. Then, we can converse in fluent English, if you are buying something, such as tamales, lovingly made by my shackjob-o®.
Sister Basilissa, thank you for sharing the account of your help with God’s work, “south of the border” – truly inspiring. I also enjoy spending as much time down there, as possible, despite the crowding, humidity, and unique odors. Perhaps we will bump into each other at such a location, some day.
Hola, mis amigo, and bless my bandana – so many warm greetings from the frigid North!
Replies to your many kind questions and greetings, in no particular order: “Yes” (si), “OK” (OK!), “No” (no), “Soon, if I can get my car started” (Ha), and “Thank you for the thoughtful warning regarding the recreational use of one of God’s plants” (besa mi burro.)
Señor Des, thank you for your “intento fallido” to greet me in Español. Indeed, it is muy dificil to communicate with us, unless in person. Then, we can converse in fluent English, if you are buying something, such as tamales, lovingly made by my shackjob-o®.
Sister Basilissa, thank you for sharing the account of your help with God’s work, “south of the border” – truly inspiring. I also enjoy spending as much time down there, as possible, despite the crowding, humidity, and unique odors. Perhaps we will bump into each other at such a location, some day.
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