groing up on a bi generational home you learn many things it's almost like learning two different cultures even though you speak the same language one is for the here and now and the other one was how you were raised and your perspective on the inside.
@Jacqueline Hyde, aside from the obvious common ones that we use on the forum, I can speak some native African languages and Arabic. I've somewhat recently learned Greek.))
@Jacqueline Hyde, I'm much better with French, then Italian and Spanish, in that order. I've been trying to get Chase to teach me more German but he's actually quite bad at written German in general.))
I learned Arabic because an archivist friend in the UAE showed me a book called "The Perfumed Garden" and it (by no small measure) is the only 'religious' erotic text written in Islam.))
(Chase has the talent of speaking better than writing, I'm sure he gets by as a child might: 'parrotting' others until he has the necessary cache of words and grammar to memory)
"You are likely thinking of the British cannonball embedded in the wall of Saint Paul's Episcopal Church in Norfolk, Virginia. It was fired by British ships during the shelling of the city on January 1, 1776—months before the United States declared independence."
"You are likely thinking of the British cannonball embedded in the wall of Saint Paul's Episcopal Church in Norfolk, Virginia. It was fired by British ships during the shelling of the city on January 1, 1776—months before the United States declared independence."
Hey, guys guess what? I heard they added the raccoon "Jimothy" to D&D (Dungeons and Dragons. LOL. Not only that but they also added him to World of Warcraft (WOW) and also the Roku screen.