Questioning The King
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If we are talking about peanut butter, we better talk about jelly or jam. So do you say jam or jelly? And what flavor? Ha! Now I am hungry for some peanut butter and jelly toast!
Confused! Over here Jam is a spread (what you'd eat with peanut butter) and Jelly is the colourful wobbly kids dessert.... so many things I stumble across in Sai King's books that I've never heard of before!
"Jelly in a bowl, jelly in a bowl,
wibble wobble, wibble wobble...
jelly in a bowl.
Jam on my toast, jam on my toast,
jam and peanut butter is the spread...
I love most."
Okay, I made that last bit up.
wibble wobble, wibble wobble...
jelly in a bowl.
Jam on my toast, jam on my toast,
jam and peanut butter is the spread...
I love most."
Okay, I made that last bit up.
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
In Canada we call that Jello or gelatin - I love that stuff with whipped cream.
Jelly is a clear spread like grape jelly which is delicious or even apply jelly - just flavour and colour but no chunks of fruit.
In Scotland I got confused while serving at a restaurant. A local doctor asked if we had any pudding at the end of his meal and my first thought was Jello pudding! (He meant 'dessert')
In Canada we call that Jello or gelatin - I love that stuff with whipped cream.
Jelly is a clear spread like grape jelly which is delicious or even apply jelly - just flavour and colour but no chunks of fruit.
In Scotland I got confused while serving at a restaurant. A local doctor asked if we had any pudding at the end of his meal and my first thought was Jello pudding! (He meant 'dessert')
Our Jam is similar but usually with real fruit pieces..... That Jell-O pudding or dessert (whichever) - who cares coz that stuff looks sooooooooooooooo good! Wonder how much it costs to get one sent to NZ!!!! haha
You're obviously from my side of the world!
Please allow me to CLARIFY that in the U.S.,
JELLO-is flavored gelatin.
JELLY & JAM-are pretty much interchangeable, both being gel spread.
PRESERVES-is jellied spread with fruit pieces.
I hope this helps!
mmmmm.. Red raspberry jelly (jam).. My mom would make a batch twice a season with fresh picked red raspberries we had in the garden...mmm
During an especially fruitful harvest, she'd make red raspberry pie...
During an especially fruitful harvest, she'd make red raspberry pie...
And again we find ourselves waaaaaaaaaaaay off topic. Let's try this.
Mr. King, do you think your wife will ever let you live down making you take Carrie out of the trash before you sent it out?
Mr. King, do you think your wife will ever let you live down making you take Carrie out of the trash before you sent it out?
and one more just to keep us on track. On your website for the Revival book tour there is a picture of Stephen with a guitar that he has obviously had customized on the fretboard. My question is what guitar is that? I know it's an acoustic and probably not an accoustic/electric but I'm interested to know what guitar it is (e.g. brand and model).
Will have to ask and get back to you.
Here's his response:
"It's a Farrington. I didn't order it that way; they did it up special when I ordered the guitar. Acoustic-electric."
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
But did he ask for those spiders to be on there?
Is there a tune that goes with this? If there is please don't share it!
Now that you mention it....
Okay fine.....
...and now of course I am singing it.
Thank you Frank, thank you very bloody much.
I knew it!Now that you mention it....
Okay fine.....
...and now of course I am singing it.
Thank you Frank, thank you very bloody much.
From what he said about not ordering it that way and not liking spiders, my guess would be no.