(Kevin introduced a slice in one sentence to me last year. I wrote a food related sentence.)
In English:
Thank you, my dear friend, for peeking in from the classroom door, smiling and handing me a pink bag with a box of cupcakes, an unexpected delicious surprise, to finish the school week and start my birthday weekend with sweetness.
In Estonian:
Aitäh, mu kallis sõber, et piilusid naeratades mu klassiuksest sisse ja andsid mulle roosa koti tassikkookide karbiga, maitsva üllatusega, mis lõpetab koolinädala ja alustab sünnipäeva nädalavahetust magus-armsalt.
This is super cool. I think I will try it.
ReplyDeleteDelightful!
ReplyDeleteWord choice is everything in this.
Happy birthday weekend! The older we get, the longer we ought to celebrate!
ReplyDeleteThose cupcakes look delicious. I wondered how long your one sentence would be. Now I’m thinking of a one-sentence slice thsts a periodic sentence.
ReplyDeleteOooh, those cupcakes look delish! U great way to end the work week and start the weekend indeed. Happy Birthday!
ReplyDeleteOf course I want to borrow the one sentence slice idea now. What a sweet surprise to receive birthday celebration cupcakes! Happy birthday weekend!
ReplyDeleteHappy birthday; enjoy those cupcakes.
ReplyDeleteEnjoy your birthday week. Cupcakes are a great way to start celebrating.
ReplyDeleteOoh, it's interesting to think of how much information we can fit into one sentence! And I love that you wrote your sentence in both languages! The cupcakes look sweet, but it's even sweeter to know that your friend cares about you! <3
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