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Getting an Early Start on Blogging Homework


Здравствуйте!


    That's "Hello" in Russian. I'm currently trying to get a head start on my Blogging homework while waiting on my Russian teacher on Skype, Sergey, or Сергей, if you prefer. I'm sure the latter is less to your taste. He is a very smart man who lives in Belarus, working with my church as our translator. I'm also trying to think of comments for my fellow student's blogs. I'm not very good at commenting on other people's material. So I'm typing this while I think. 

    I say I am getting a "Head Start" but I'm sure I'll put this post off until later in the week, guaranteed. I don't have much else to say, really. Things are going as they normally do, I guess. I ate some Goldfish crackers a few minutes ago, if that counts for anything. Now I should probably go comment on some blogs. до свидания. (Bye.)
  
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  1. Amy MaeSeptember 27, 2017 at 4:26 PM

    Goldfish definitely count for something! In fact, I think we could probably run an entire country on the currency of goldfish and other cracker bands. I mean, I don't know about you, but I would definitely trade some of my possessions for a weekly supply of crackers.

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    1. Kartoffel BlitzSeptember 28, 2017 at 11:20 AM

      By weekly supply, you mean at least 3 servings a day, right? One serving is 55 goldfish crackers. 165 goldfish a day. 1155 a week. Plus vitamin supplements so you get necessary nutrition.

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    2. Amy MaeOctober 2, 2017 at 6:30 PM

      HAH- definitely 3 servings a day. I feel like that's the healthiest route for this theoretical, goldfish-only diet.

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  2. BellaSeptember 27, 2017 at 10:09 PM

    Russian sounds really cool.

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  3. MissySeptember 28, 2017 at 8:54 PM

    Getting a relatively late start on checking on my student blogs. Your blog this week: хороший.

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