I say! So, you can have coffee at tea?! LOL. That's ok. There are regional variances here between the terms lunch, dinner and supper. Then there's pudding. Here of course, it's just that jiggly stuff that's thicker than Jello, but still kind of goopy. Not a general reference to desert or one of those Christmas puddings.
Yeah, my W and I watch so much British TV and she reads tons of British books - mostly mysteries. I want to re-read the Harry Potter series, in the original UK editions.
No offense taken. Even though I have a job that requires good time management, project management, organization, etc. I often wonder how I've made it this far. LOL. I like that even in the age of computers, sometimes what works best for someone is a good old fashioned paper calendar.
I often find a paper notebook and a blank page more inspiring than any kind of program. Oh, same goes for journaling - I'm not very good at it overall, but a few years ago I started writing some thoughts in a simple spiral notebook and it was pretty therapeutic. And, interesting to go through later to see what I had written!
So, you can have coffee at tea?! LOL. That's ok. There are regional variances here between the terms lunch, dinner and supper. Then there's pudding. Here of course, it's just that jiggly stuff that's thicker than Jello, but still kind of goopy. Not a general reference to desert or one of those Christmas puddings.
