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Feb. 27th, 2007 10:50 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
tamara_russoSpent last night with my grandparents. I think I've written about it already, but it keeps catching me by surprise how different they are from so many elderly people - and I'm not saying that just because I love them... They are very educated, well spoken people, and I love talking to them. I had my dinner made for me (and it was better than the usually "two pieces of bread with something on them"), plus strawberries and chestnuts for dessert, and my mom came to pick me up... Definitely fun night, not to mention also Hapoel won, so they're back in second place, and Beitar only tied with Beney Yehuda, so the distance is narrower.
When I came home I sat down and rolled the truffles, listening at the same time to Yair Lapid on T.V., and almost knocked all the truffles off the table when a scene came on which was called "What a bummer".
Guy # 1: "Reading segment"
Guy # 2: "Please address the matter with proper seriousness".
Guy # 1: "What a bummer to send a text message and have someone call you at the last word"
Guy # 2: "What a bummer to wash the floor [he used the term "Sponja"] and be caught in a little corner while it dries up"
It went on like that, being told in a false teacher-like-voice. It was hilarious...
When I came home I sat down and rolled the truffles, listening at the same time to Yair Lapid on T.V., and almost knocked all the truffles off the table when a scene came on which was called "What a bummer".
Guy # 1: "Reading segment"
Guy # 2: "Please address the matter with proper seriousness".
Guy # 1: "What a bummer to send a text message and have someone call you at the last word"
Guy # 2: "What a bummer to wash the floor [he used the term "Sponja"] and be caught in a little corner while it dries up"
It went on like that, being told in a false teacher-like-voice. It was hilarious...
