Hi Honey,
So, after I write up my Spanish homework, I always have the Microsoft translator put it back into English so I can see if I said what I meant to say.  This translation I thought was particularly postmodern.  Love, Mom

The Trips by Bicycle

Every day after school, tapeworm that to wait for long time until my aunt, who was the teacher of the first course, finishes its work and takes me house to our that was very far.  It kept a bicycle in the school and every day it walked in all parts of the town where the school was.  We lived in the field and nonwise nothing living in a town and for that reason it walked and it watched the stores and the together near houses with the small gardens it donates the children played together.  It always stopped to me in the pharmacy and it bought a chocolate tablet to do company to me in my explorations of the way in which other people lived.

Can you tell me how to say “wobbly bookcase” and “dust” (v.) in Spanish?

Gracias,

Mom