Life has continued on pretty steadily for the past few weeks. I keep making new discoveries that I want to write about, but then I forget. They are usually simple things, like how power lines make crackling, buzzing noises, and how they are louder when it rains or snows. When the fields all got harvested … Continue reading Hear the bells ringing, they’re singing… →

The German perfect tense is formed using one of two auxiliary verbs: haben, "to have," or sein, "to be." The verb in German takes the second position in a sentence, or if two verbs are involved, such as with module verbs, the action verb is bounced to the end. For example: ich esse weckle pudding … Continue reading Gloria… in te domine. →