So, Beth is now almost 5 and learning new things everyday. One of them is 'glue' (aka clue to normal adults). We are strictly reprimanded if try to tell her that it is 'clue' and not 'glue'.
Anyway, last month I got the chance to visit them in Toronto. I met them after 3 months during which both of them had learnt a LOT. My KT started right on the drive from Niagara to Toronto. Then the exams were done while we were on the outskirts of Toronto. The first task was to guess their house no (30) and madam gave the following glue in her American school teacher accent:
It has two numbers - starts with a 3 and then there is a 0.
She didn't have a 'glue' to why we were laughing so madly! Wish all glues in life were this illuminating!
Anyway, last month I got the chance to visit them in Toronto. I met them after 3 months during which both of them had learnt a LOT. My KT started right on the drive from Niagara to Toronto. Then the exams were done while we were on the outskirts of Toronto. The first task was to guess their house no (30) and madam gave the following glue in her American school teacher accent:
It has two numbers - starts with a 3 and then there is a 0.
She didn't have a 'glue' to why we were laughing so madly! Wish all glues in life were this illuminating!
1 comment:
haha this is so cute! kids, what would the world be without them and their innocence. Wonderful!
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