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the pizza garden, national zoo, washington, dc
the pizza garden, national zoo, washington, dc
fortunately, we tried it again the next day and it did go a little better — even though *i* was actually the one to smear frosting all over her face.
it was great seeing you all 🙂
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first birthday presents (unabridged)
if that’s not a recipe for a laugh-track worth sit-com, i’m not sure what is.
about six weeks ago, our nanny started saying how much sparklet loves running around “the pixa” — “the pesca” we ask?
“no, the pixa” she she replies. “pixa! pixa!”
“oh, of course — the ‘pixa!’” we finally replied, without an ounce of comprehension. “boy, does she love that!”
over the next six weeks, we proceeded to ask every native Spanish speaker we’ve ever known what “pixa” meant en Español.
not a clue.
i Google translated about a dozen different spellings — pisca, pixa, pitsa, pesca, pixza.
nothing.
we finally decided that she meant either “pesca” which is Spanish for “fishing” or PISCA which is the Paranormal Investigation Society of Central Alabama.
we were pretty confused about where they could possibly go fishing in northwest D.C., much less the intricacies of travel to Central Alabama, so we gave up and called it a day.
fast forward to yesterday, when our beloved nanny share partners came to the zoo for sparklet’s birthday, and they said:
pizza. pixa. pizza = pixa.
(cue laugh track.)