An Overview: From Now to the First
Week of Ireland
Abby Cakebread – August 10, 2014
Everyone (but
Gimpy--aka Dad) has given their deep, insightful thoughts, on deep, insightful topics,
such as Safeway isles and garbage disposals. Well, now it’s my turn. I am not
going to go into the deep, dark, cobweb-y corners of my mind and write about my
insightful epiphanies (walruses have tails!!!!) and ponder the questions of the
universe (why is it geese and not gooses?). I am sticking with the facts, and I
am creating an overview of the next few weeks, up to what the first week in
Ireland will most likely look like. (But seriously, why not gooses? What’s with
the English Language?) In an effort to inform myself and everyone else, I have
tied my mother down with Styrofoam and surrounded her with outhouses. After a
forceful interrogation, this is what I have gathered.
After spending
today with Devan, Colleen and I are heading out to Grandma’s to kick off the
SunRiver Kid’s Vacation and to avoid getting further limped on (cough, cough, Dad). We will leave
with Morgan, Jojo, Lessa, and perhaps Nick, on the 11th. We will
arrive back on the 14th, just in time for my orthodontics
appointment. Oh goodie. Then Dad’s birthday party will happen on the 15th,
details are still undecided (I will have to capture him as well, he still
hasn’t told us what he wants). Then, we will chill at the RV Park until the 20th. From the park we will head out to Verboort to
live with Tina for a while. Then, on the 24th, we will leave Tina
for Mommy the Second—Crystal—and then we will leave ‘Murica for Ireland the 26th.
(Just so you know, Ireland is 8 hours ahead of us, so if you want to talk to me
at 9:00 am here, it will be 5:00 pm there.) When we touch down, we will head
over to our fancy new one star hotel for a week, looking for a mobile home.
They’re free! If you order in the next 5 minutes, we’ll add a donkey! If you
order in the next 30 seconds, we’ll add shovels to dig your hole for your $80
shack outhouse! There’s no beating that! We will come back to ‘Murica, Land of
the Burgers, on March 24! We’ll all have Irish accents, and we’ll be happy to
see you all.
One moose. Many moose or sometimes mooses. Never meese. English is hard.
ReplyDeleteYes! Thank you! I'm glad someone else has thought about this as well.--Abby
ReplyDeleteHi Mrs. Cakebread!
ReplyDeleteSometimes I wonder how we manage to keep English straight. Have you ever thought about how we have happy and happiness, but busy and busyness? Business became something else entirely.
Also, have you ever read this poem?
http://www.tickld.com/x/90-of-people-cant-pronounce-this-whole-poem
-Michaela D