To accompany our German lesson, Corey served pretzels and German beer.

Corey used a big poster board to illustrate the vocabulary lesson, but it didn't seem to help Ronnie much.

Corey even dug out his old German textbook to show us photos of what German kids looked like (circa 1985, I think). He threw baggies of gummi bears at us if we got questions right.

Jean entertained Charlotte.

Last night at Trivia, I quizzed David on how to say a few words, and he remembered a lot. Too bad our Trivia team is on a huge losing streak right now and totally bombed on the final question (we blanked on what F.L.O.T.U.S. might stand for). Oh well. At least we will have a new German team member coming to help us out. Steffen might have known what the only landlocked nation in southeast Asia was (Laos). That might be the first question I ask him when I meet him this weekend, actually.
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And, as David pointed out - "we'll have someone new to blame when we lose at trivia" once Steffan gets here!
Ah, German..... I only took it for one year in high school, and not too much of it stuck in my head. I do remember how to say "my leg hurts", though: "das Bein tut veh".
Germans scare easily, don't scare the Germans:-)
-Cousin Erin
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