Of course he lives in a pineapple, you silly!

I always love the Spongebob lines.



Well, it appears that I broke my promise of posting on Christmas day. I appologize. I got kind of carried away on Christmas. I know I shouldn't have, but I did.


Speaking of Christmas, did you all have a good one? I did. That could quite possibly be because of this, this,
this (although it isn't the same color. Mine's black), this, this (albeit a copy from my sister's place of employment. It was a family gift.), this, this, a book about the Masons, a cutlass (a real one, mind you, not the plastic variety), a Brewers stocking ornament, two packs of Pokemon cards, a deck of playing cards, a slinky (jr.), a Jack Sparrow ornament, and a couple of Target gift cards. Wow.


But I do find myself worrying that I don't fully grasp the nature of Christmas, or just don't pay attention to it. I try my hardest to be a good Catholic, but I sometimes lose sight of the holines and sacredness of these sorts of things. That's why I was going to post on Christmas, but I didn't, because I lost sight of its true meaning. I appologize.


Also, I decided that I am going to go along with that "Post 'Merry Christmas' in different languages" thing. You might not like it, but it's my blog, so I don't care. Stand back and be amazed by my powers of linguistics.


Chinese-simp: 圣诞快乐
Chinese-trad: 聖誕快樂
Dutch: Vrolijke Kerstmis
French: Joyeux Noël
German: Frohe Weihnachten
Greek: Καλά Χριστούγεννα
Italian: Natale allegro
Japanese: メリークリスマス
Korean: 즐거운 성탄
Portugese: Christmas Alegre
Russian (Run, Morena. Run!!!): Веселое Рождество
Spanish: Feliz Navidad

Ok, so I used a translator site and copied-and-pasted, but same dif.

But all these words, in all thes different tongues, mean only one thing: no matter what language you speak, have a merry and blessed Christmas season.

Good night.