In case you're not sure what this is all about, check out this original post.
(Oh, and make sure you're sitting down and not drinking water...or other beverages that you don't want to spit out).
My Mother’s House
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(Shout out to all the 90’s youth group kids who got the title reference to
“My Father’s House” praise song. You know you were doing the hand motions,
too! ...
4 years ago
HAHAHAHA! There should have been some acting out of animals here. Jon doesn't look as excited about this as you do! We should have filmed our bloggy meet up at this point. :)
ReplyDeleteMike says Jon needs to put a little more feeling into it. I still cried a little from laughing though :)
ReplyDeleteOMG!!!! Hahahahha!!! I have tears streaming down my face!!! You made my night! ;) Adam and I watched it together and were dying! LOVE IT!!
ReplyDeleteHAHA! Yes! Pig is still my fav. Jon's non chalance is the best part!
ReplyDeleteOMG this is hilarious! I love the different sounds, but the fact that Jon is so calm and you are so giggly makes it extra funny.
ReplyDeleteIs the cat sound the same in Russian and English?
What versions of these sounds will you teach your little one?
That made my evening! Particularly loved Jon's reaction to the Russian horse noise!
ReplyDeletethis was hilarious. It's kind of awesome Jon was keeping such a straight face, what a good husband. Your Russian accent really comes through too, helps with making the animal noises :-)
ReplyDeleteSo funny! I like all the Russian sounds BETTER except the horse. They do make more sense!!
ReplyDeleteI had to change my mind about the frog! English it is! Hilariously funny :-))
ReplyDeleteThe Horse... Russian!
This is so awesome! I have to say, the pig noise was my absolute favorite. I love that you guys did this! I was hoping you would. :)
ReplyDeleteHahaha, that's fantastic! I think you win this round, Russia.
ReplyDeleteThis was hilarious! I was hoping you'd post a video, I was having a hard time sounding out the Russian words from your post yesterday. I think you're right on the money with the rooster, but I think English gets the horse :)
ReplyDeleteThank you for the warning about beverages... this was hilarious... seriously fantastic post!
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and that was awesome. i just made my entire office watch it...and then i showed off Peanut a bit! She is the cutest little thing ever! oh, this is also the first time i could hear your slight Russian accent! on all the other videos i could never tell! love it and mad props to Jon for doing this with you! i dont think i could pay my hubby enough to get him to do one...heck, he wont even read my blog!!!
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness! That is hilarious!!! I never knew that animals spoke different languages! ;)
ReplyDeleteLOVE it! Jon was a very good sport...I REALLY love when he gives you that sideways glance that says "WHAT?!" hahahaha
LOL! I have tears in my eyes! Too funny! You two are such good sports! But in all fairness, now that I hear them both, animals sound nothing like Russian or English! :-D
ReplyDeleteAwesome. I would have to drug my hubby to get him to do something like that with me... Jon is such a good sport!
ReplyDeleteKAT & JON!!!! You made my day heck my whole week! This is so funny. I had to pass it on to my sister!!! Tears are rolling. Jon looks like really I'm doing this? AWESOME POST!!!!!!!
ReplyDeleteI think we should all think of more animals that we'd like to hear sounds for!
You two are hilarious! Makes me even more anxious to meet you both in real life ... someday ...
ReplyDeleteSo funny!! The horse is definitely my favorite.
ReplyDeleteSo funny. The Russian rooster noise sounds just like the French pronounce it - coke-oh-ree-ko. :)
ReplyDeleteI love hearing you say horse - you sound a little like my grandmother (who's Ukrainian). :)
Hilarious! I love this!! The Russian animal sounds are nothing like what I expected, but I can see it. Thanks (to Jon, too!)!
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