Bei mir bist du schön, please let me explain
Bei mir bist du schön means you're grand
Bei mir bist du schön, again I'll explain
It means you're the fairest in the land
I could say "Bella, Bella", even say "Wunderbar"
Each language only helps me tell you how grand you are
I've tried to explain, bei mir bist du schön
So kiss me and say you understand
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4Vvo3MaFcxw )
Good morning all! Boker Tov! We met a lovely Israeli/German couple while out riding yesterday... got me in the mood! But Monday begins with a mug of Yorkshire tea and some more fresh English muffins. I'm not much of a muffin man, but these came out OK!
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Originally Posted by VydorScope
Interesting use of that word... which is not in my American dictionaries (nor my copy of the OED), but is the brandname of my carpet cleaner.
I assume it means small cup or taste?
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Originally Posted by aceflor
it means "a bit" in yiddish, from "ein bisschen" originally in German, but is it the way you wanted to use it Stitch ?
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Yep! That is exactly how I meant to use it. I usually drink my gin in a regular 8oz tumbler, but that evening I was just having a small taste.
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Originally Posted by astra
Momijigari?
It is my favourite season of the year. I love this period of autumn. Leaves are all different colours and the smell of the foliage after a rain.
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My favorite season too. Cool enough to need a jacket, but not yet cold, even when cruising along the mountain roads. Leather gloves, but no need yet for glove liners. And the colors!!!!!!! It's almost psychedelic! But it's almost difficult to ride... I keep stopping to take more pictures!
... and the colors will only get more vivid in the next few weeks! I love it!
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Originally Posted by CRussel
Peet's Holiday Blend coffee. Perfect for a lazy morning, reading in bed. But later, I've got to do a major dig-out of the hen coop. Fun, fun.
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Gee! Just what does a guy have ta do ta get outta dis chicken-$#it outfit?!?
Think I'll have another cup of Yorkshire tea, grab my camera and hit the road!
Stitchawl