Blueberry sorbet after the meal.

Special today is blueberry waffles.

You are eating a muffin for breakfast.

Muffin Will you glide with us? (Guy

So, when you think of the event as causing the muffin to go somewhere where you're doing something to the muffin you say, Give the muffin to the mouse.

Yes, the blueberry sorbet after the meal. That's all.

Or, Give a mouse a muffin, the double object dative.

Please hide the blueberry jam where Takako can't see it.

You can say, Give a muffin to a mouse, the prepositional dative.

Let's now look inside of each atom and thus the blueberry, right?

I'm going to have a couple of beers and a banana nut muffin.

Let's blow up the atom the blueberry to the size of a house.

So if you popped open the blueberry and were searching for the nucleus ... You know what?

To help you visualize this, let's blow up each of the atoms to the size of a blueberry.

Leaving the shack, the wild blueberry woods, the geese, the River Sluch, they went to Palestine and then America.

Remember this vast region of empty space is inside the blueberry, which is inside the Earth, which really are the atoms in the grapefruit.

Now look inside the blueberry, and blow it up to the size of a football stadium, and now the nucleus is a marble in the middle.

When you construe it as cause the mouse to have something, you're doing something to the mouse, and therefore you express it as, Give the mouse the muffin.

So to get our minds wrapped around how big the nucleus is, we need to blow up the blueberry, up to the size of a football stadium.

And then, we are miserable, and we are looking for purpose and meaning, and then we feel vulnerable, so then we have a couple of beers and a banana nut muffin.