how i know the residents
bart is somewhat in his own world. he's always smiling and laughing at people, though. (except once in awhile, when he gets very agitated and stubborn.)
the other day, i saw him sitting at a table upstairs and waved.
he smiled. 'ho ha ho! i live here!'
'yes, you do live here bart.'
'ho ho! how do you know my name?'
'because i work here!'
he grinned even bigger. 'ha ha ho! that's right! ha ha!' and he proceeded to sit there and smile. :)
the other day, i saw him sitting at a table upstairs and waved.
he smiled. 'ho ha ho! i live here!'
'yes, you do live here bart.'
'ho ho! how do you know my name?'
'because i work here!'
he grinned even bigger. 'ha ha ho! that's right! ha ha!' and he proceeded to sit there and smile. :)
posted by melilotnfosco | 9:51 PM
7 Comments:
Oh I miss that world!
although I've been having similar conversations with Aiden lately :)
lol (seriously -- i lol'ed:)
grandpa often greeted me with a "ho ho" or a "hey hey" or something like that.
isn't "hey hey" canadian for "ho ho"? :)
nope, just "hey" does it. You guys seriously say "ho"? Like Santa Claus?
"hej hej" is hello in Swedish. (or is it "hej" for hello and "hej hej" for goodbye? Mel?)
'hej hej' is goodbye. and no, normal people don't actually say 'ho ho ho.' but like i said, bart is not all the way there, and that's what his laughing sometimes sounds like. :)
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