"Bitsy, Bitsy Spido" (in Elizabethan) is an oft-heard song around our house. We joke that it's actually Elizabeth's version of "The Song that Never Ends" due to the fact that she always ends the song by repeating the beginning phrase; in her ending, however, she does change from her "BITSY, bitsy spido" to the "ITSY, bitsy spido" that "went up the water spout" (but not "again"). And I just love the melodramatic interpretation, too. This may be my favorite video clip yet...
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“Sonidos Serranos” was begun in March 2008 partly for our parents who were all overseas at the time. Since August 2009 and especially in early 2011, the blog became a practical way to communicate updates on our nephew Jona’s battle with cancer and God’s graciously giving him ultimate healing. I’ll still be posting about God’s amazing grace in his life ~ and our lives as well...
As for me:
I’m happily married to John Mark, my best friend. Our greatest joy is knowing Jesus Christ as personal Savior. After years of preparing and waiting, we are excited to be in Uruguay as full-time teachers, sharing the message of salvation in Christ alone in this part of the world.
Our E and DJ are also great sources of joy ~ and wonderful answers to prayer! They have a great heritage: Their grandparents (all of them!) are or have been missionaries. And they continue to be an important reason for this blog.
Until HE comes...
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1 comment:
This is adorable. And I love the "Musica Do." I can read solfege, but I've never memorized in it.
What a great spot! Very educational observations on language acquisition. I can identify with Elizabeth . . . except that she probably knows more than I do. Maybe she'll help me out soon. :-)
Looks great!
Andrea
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