Judy bought some figures for Tynan and Elena's "Belen." A few ducks to join Elena's farm animals and a dead chicken for Tynan. Just because.
Their friend Jim has two Christmas villages at his house. A bit religious and a bit festive. There's even a man with his bits out peeing wherever he happens to be standing (he gets moved all over town). Although the caganer (click here) is a Christmas tradition, Peeing Man appears to be on his own.
Remember, "pollo" is chicken in Spanish and "polla" is cock. Consider this blog post your Spanish lesson for the day. You're welcome.
TYNAN'S DEAD CHICKEN INAPPROPRIATELY, BUT WELL-, HUNG. |
AT LEAST I THINK HE'S PEEING. HE'S AWFULLY CLOSE TO THAT SHEEP! |
Pollo and polla.
ReplyDeleteI've gotten into so much trouble with those.
Bob:
DeleteWe learned the hard way (never mind) our first year in Sevilla. Our friend Tere had a cold and Jerry offered to make her the wrong kind of soup. She said, "Gracias. Pero, no."
Gracias for the Spanish lesson. I knew "pollo" but not "polla"; ya learn something new every day!
ReplyDeleteDonald Dump has a teeny tiny polla!
A polla poco!!!
Deleteanne marie:
DeleteDrumpf is a polla grande with a polla pequeña.
Jennifer:
DeleteIt's the Polla Polka!
nativity scene is lovely
ReplyDeleteGosia:
DeleteElena expands hers every year. She loves it (and so do I).
You could have a lot of fun with a holiday village; years of entertainment. But how to make it cat proof? Because you know that Dudo and Musy would want to be in the action!
ReplyDeleteWilma:
DeleteOh, crap, the cats! Amazingly, I didn't consider them this time. Oh, well, more "stuff" I don't need anyway!
ohhhhhhhh, dear.......
ReplyDeletemistress maddie:
DeleteYes, dear?
why is the Mannekin Pis wearing a baseball cap?
ReplyDeleteWillym:
DeleteOn closer inspection, you'll find there's no brim. It looks more like a stocking cap... or maybe a yarmulke!
Thanks for the giggle, Mitchell. And is there a little pooing person there, or did I miss him?
ReplyDeleteRozzie:
DeleteNo poo in this post. That was here: http://mitchellismoving.blogspot.com.es/2016/12/the-squatter.html
Whew, glad to know that polla is not a female chicken!
ReplyDeleteShawn:
DeleteI don't think I've met one English-speaker who learned Spanish without making this mistake, which is why I always say, "The vowels are important."
Your brother is most sensible
ReplyDeleteI thank you for the Spanish lesson. One of my new year resolutions is to lean Spanish and you gave my first lesson.
Now I will always think of you when I say polla oh!