For Nancy 27. March 2007

Hello Nancy,

you want to know, what the wordart means in englisch?
I try to translate for you and all english speaking visitors, but sorry, my englisch is awful ;-)

Rabbit, Rabbit, Easter-rabbit,
come to our garden.
Lay a lot of eggs in the grass,
don´t let us wait any longer!

In the german language, wait (warten) is a rhyme to garden (Garten).
This is a children slogan for eastern.
Gerti Ksellmann  Tuesday, 27. March 2007 um 19:44
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i hope you do the wordart in english :-)
#1 Anonymous on 2007-03-28 01:11 (Reply)
Its a cute lil' poem thanks for translating. By the way your English isn't awful, you should hear my German. LOL Thanks for sharing
#2 shellshok (Homepage) on 2007-03-29 11:11 (Reply)

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