[Sca-cooks] Latin lesson, OT OOP
Laura C. Minnick
lcm at efn.org
Thu Jul 25 23:13:51 PDT 2002
At 10:50 PM 7/25/02 -0700, you wrote:
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>Laura C. Minnick wrote:
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>> Quite literally he is saying 'to struggle and to escape'
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>So we're talking childbirth here? :)
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>Edouard
A brief exchange during Lydia's birth (more than 14 years ago)
Me: I want to go home!
Midwife: Honey, you are home.
Me: I want to go away!
It is worth noting that I bit my husband during that labor.
It only gets worse. Eventually they become teeangers. Then escape becomes a
common fantasy. Mine- not theirs!
Now, if Edouard was using his finely honed powers of critical thought, he
would not have left an opening for comments about his own childhood. :-)
Dad told me quite a few things. Suffice it to say- he was the last one. ;-D)
What's the Latin for 'gotcha'?
'Lainie
feeling eeevil and jonesing for chocolate
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