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Sloes I collected yesterday were frozen overnight and are now thawing out ready for sloe gin preparation tomorrow.
Ideally they are supposed to be picked after the first frost, and require 2 months to make sloe gin. Our first frost isn't until about 5 weeks before Xmas, by which time the fruit will have rotted away/been eaten, so to make the stuff here you have to pick them early and then freeze them to simulate a frost.
Couple American grandmas in the train. They're loud as hell, I can understand every part of their conversation despite being at the other end of the car. They're breathing stereotypes. Fortunately they're getting off in Toulon. At least now I know what to do if I ever get to visit suburban Detroit.
Couple American grandmas in the train. They're loud as hell, I can understand every part of their conversation despite being at the other end of the car. They're breathing stereotypes. Fortunately they're getting off in Toulon. At least now I know what to do if I ever get to visit suburban Detroit.
Are they wearing American flag t-shirts with fanny packs and visors?
What is this now? You do this all the time these days, but didn't before.
American's = an American in possession of something
Americans = more than one American
You have a couple of hamsters. If you have a couple of hamster's, you are referring to something your hamster has. Like "Having a couple of my hamster's insects".
So once again:
Ariete's = something that is mine, like Ariete's post or Ariete's frustration
Arietes = two or more Arietes
Sorry.
Ha, no problem. I've downloaded a new keyboard for my S5, but I've not got to grips with it yet. It's a pain in the arse actually, but my default one doesn't work properly. Still though, I should read what I've written before posting. I'm well versed in singular and plural nouns, etc.
The Falcons couldn't pull it off against Tampa in overtime. Final score 23-20, Tampa.
But damn, that was some Class A football - both teams were playing their heart out...lol.
The rain's started back up, looks like it'll go all night....happy about that. Hopefully this is the start of a rainy, rainy winter - gotta love El Nino.
Are they wearing American flag t-shirts with fanny packs and visors?
When we were in Paris, I joked I must have had an American flag tattooed to my forehead, since everyone we encountered just "knew" we were Americans...lol.
When we were in Paris, I joked I must have had an American flag tattooed to my forehead, since everyone we encountered just "knew" we were Americans...lol.
Couple American grandmas in the train. They're loud as hell, I can understand every part of their conversation despite being at the other end of the car. They're breathing stereotypes. Fortunately they're getting off in Toulon. At least now I know what to do if I ever get to visit suburban Detroit.
Saying anything amusingly stereotypical?
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Hopefully this is the start of a rainy, rainy winter - gotta love El Nino. 
