Dear Danny the Dinosaur,
\nYou left many footprints on hills in what is now Namibia 300 million years ago. Today we went up to the tracks just so we could get Internet connectivity. That seems like a waste of time, but we have no cell reception at the B&B so therefore Dad cannot make a hot spot.<\/p>\n
So we went up the hill and checked our emails. While Mom and Dad were checking theirs on the computer, I played Hearts and Sudoku. We then searched for the elusive cat-like footprint in the ground that Mr. Strobel had shown us two days before. We couldn\u2019t find it and finally left the area at 6:12 pm, eighteen minutes before supper was to be. (I\u2019m sure that you, Danny, could have found the print. You might have even eaten the poor mammal!)<\/p>\n
After a supper of \u2018comfort food,\u2019 as Mom called it, we talked to Mr. Strobel in Afrigermish, which is his mix of Afrikaans, German, and English.<\/p>\n
It\u2019s very hard to follow. He ended his end of the conversation with, \u201cYou understand?\u201d We all nodded and said yes multiple times just to reassure him. As soon as he had left the room, I turned to Dad and said, \u201cWhat???\u201d<\/p>\n
Now it\u2019s time I finish writing, dear Dinosaur. Have a good night, or, should I say, have a lekker nacht<\/em>!<\/p>\n Signed, Eryn the Human<\/p>\n Ciao!<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" Dear Danny the Dinosaur, You left many footprints on hills in what is now Namibia 300 million years ago. Today we went up to the tracks just so we could get Internet connectivity. That seems like a waste of time, … Continue reading