What’s That Wonderful Menagerie? | Art and Faith

Friday, 25 December 2009

What’s That Wonderful Menagerie?

Filed under: Christmas,human study,postcard/greeting card,Russian,Soviet period — 01varvara @ 00.00

Idiomatic translation of the text:

What’s that wonderful menagerie? Why, they’re new toys, of course!

They came from the bulging sack of good old Dede Moroz, just as he promised!

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