mars 27, 2004

Yndislegur stadur

Vid erum aldeilis ad njota lifsins her a Hawaii, eg vaeri sko alveg til i ad bua her a veturna og a Islandi a sumrin. Tha myndi eg taka upp brimbrettareidar.

Vid erum medal annars buin ad fara a brimbretti, snorkla keyra um eyjuna og skoda, drekka kokteil ur ananas svo ymislegt se upp talid.

Arndisi lidur vel her, er yfirleitt half ber og klipur i bumbuna a sjalfri ser.

Eg fjarfesti i Ukulele og bok til ad laera sma, eg get varla bedid eftir ad fara ad aefa mig.

Meira seinna fra regnboga rikinu.

Posted by Solla Beib at 27.03.04 20:11
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hvað er Ukulele segirðu?

Posted by: Hulda at 29.03.04 08:02

Og komin heim núna? Kveðja frá gömlu konunni sem er full af kvefi(bronkítis)segir doktorinn,enda sef ég ekki fyrir hósta,en þar sem ég er komin á lyf hlýtur þetta að skána. bless.

Posted by: Amma Dúna at 30.03.04 15:38

Hulda, Ukulele er hljóðfæri sem er líkt gítar nema mun minna og bara með 4 strengi. Þetta er í raun ekki svo ólíkt því að spila á gítar en öll gripin eru á allt öðrum stöðum.

Mamma, já ég er komin heim, leiðinlegt að heyra þetta með hóstann, ég vona að þér batni sem fyrst.

Posted by: Solla Beib at 30.03.04 16:41

hvað borgar mar fyrir svona ukulele á hawaii:)? taktu eitt fyrir mig takk!! hehe

Posted by: denni at 01.04.04 01:24

Þið ættuð að vita hvað Solla er orðin flink með gítarinn ég ætla að fá hana til að spila í sumarpartý sem ég ætla að halda já allir velkomnir.

Posted by: Dúna Amma at 01.04.04 14:10

Ég krefst þess að þið setjið inn myndir hið snarasta. Mig langar til að sjá Hawaii...

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Anna, það gengur allt mjög hægt hér í Santa Barbara, við lifum í sírópi þú skilur.

Mamma, það er spurning hvort þú hefur efni á mér :) Kannski þú fáir sérstakan mömmuafslátt.

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