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Not going to get the chance to log in later, its been fun everyone, until the next!
Hola, everyone! We have had rhe warmest winter ever so far. It has snowed two times and each time the little that fell melted away the day after. So a normal winter day this year is about 6-7 C and the grass is green. Thats extreme weather for this part of sweden. We usually have at least 2 months when the ground is covered in snow. have actually stopped wearing my winter clothes, too warm.
Has the Sweden Women's Football(Soccer) Team been taking advantage of the warmer weather?
IN THE FUTURE WE WILL BEAT YOU!!!!!!Has the Sweden Women's Football(Soccer) Team been taking advantage of the warmer weather?
i am very jelous of you. it is like -30 celcus. its cold
Hey just wondering if anyone who has the IT dvd does it have the deleted scenes on just the dvd or do I have to buy the blue ray, I do not whant to have to buy the blue ray as I am shure they are going to do a master cut or some sort of master directors cut that will be like 8 hours long. lol thanks
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
I am one day late but here goes:
For January 20th:
National Cheese Lover's Day:
Grate news! It's National Cheese Lover's Day - experts "disabrie" but most believe the first cheese-making dates back more than 4,000 years ago, according to the International Dairy Foods Association.
So yesterday was a very Gouda day indeed
(We celebrated by having melted cheddar on rye bread, toasted under the broiler - yum!)
For January 20th:
National Cheese Lover's Day:
Grate news! It's National Cheese Lover's Day - experts "disabrie" but most believe the first cheese-making dates back more than 4,000 years ago, according to the International Dairy Foods Association.
So yesterday was a very Gouda day indeed
(We celebrated by having melted cheddar on rye bread, toasted under the broiler - yum!)
I am one day late but here goes:
For January 20th:
National Cheese Lover's Day:
Grate news! It's National Cheese Lover's Day - experts "disabrie" but most believe the first cheese-making dates back more than 4,000 years ago, according to the International Dairy Foods Association.
So yesterday was a very Gouda day indeed
(We celebrated by having melted cheddar on rye bread, toasted under the broiler - yum!)
Neesy
#1 fan (Annie Wilkes cousin) 1st cousin Mom's side
- sorry - I was off reading my book online - mac 'n cheese sounds delicious!Irish Names: terms of endearment
DiO'Bolic - while reading this old book I ran across a couple of names - "macushla" and "alannah" - many of the settlers in Manitoba were of Irish and Scottish descent
Hey anyone else scared over this new super flue that started in China? And do we have a thread for this. Reminds me of captain trips. Freaky
.....coronavirus is a pneumonia like disease...and it’s human to human transmission...no other disease vector that I’ve read about....
They should have called out General Tso’s army to contain it....
yeh it’s still scary. Oh I forgot captain trips in the stand was air born. Opps. I have yet to read the stand..
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