I can translate this blog post for all you who are looking at it and scratching your heads. Here is the translation:
I go to South Carolina every year. I visit the beach while I am there. There is always lots of sand and water. There is lots of sodium chloride (table salt) in the water. That’s all.
-Minny
I hope this helps you understand this confusing and silly blog post better.
Oh, now I know what you were thinking and boy, is it silly. Yes, down right silly. To further stated my point, I would have to say this is the most usual “of those nagging, random thoughts” EVER.
Thanks SEW much 4 that comment. I wood like 2 point ow-t some spelling and grammar mistakes. Fur-st of aw, “down right” is really spelled “downright”, as one word. Secondly, I wood like to tell yew that yew do not need the “d” on the end of the word “stated”, because you are righting in present tens, or something like that.
Eh.
I’m certainly scratching my head! You are confusing even still, Minny!!!
Terrible, Pupsy!
I can translate this blog post for all you who are looking at it and scratching your heads. Here is the translation:
I go to South Carolina every year. I visit the beach while I am there. There is always lots of sand and water. There is lots of sodium chloride (table salt) in the water. That’s all.
-Minny
I hope this helps you understand this confusing and silly blog post better.
Oh, now I know what you were thinking and boy, is it silly. Yes, down right silly. To further stated my point, I would have to say this is the most usual “of those nagging, random thoughts” EVER.
Thanks SEW much 4 that comment. I wood like 2 point ow-t some spelling and grammar mistakes. Fur-st of aw, “down right” is really spelled “downright”, as one word. Secondly, I wood like to tell yew that yew do not need the “d” on the end of the word “stated”, because you are righting in present tens, or something like that.
Thank yew for yer comment.
Minny
Bad spelling.
Both of you!
What were you think?
Thanks 4 that comment, too.
Minny
P.S. You mean “thinking”, don’t yew?
Oh oh oh. Spelling and grammar mistakes everywhere.