Pink-wearing all the time
Quirky possum-loving hick
Royally obsessed with the Regency period, to the extent that she goes around in petticoats and calls herself 'Lizzy.'
Shh! Don't tell anyone!!!
Simple Simon
Tale totally told to tattling tabloids
devriesj wrote:Shh! Don't tell anyone!!!
!! Nothing to be ashamed of, I guess...!!
Uterus surgeon
I know, so am I :Lol:!
(Whispers: she's in the denial stage, now.)
William Wallace impersonator
Stop! It's just gettin scary!
X-rated porn star
No, but I do like yogurt!
a Zebu
I do too. Oh, you should try Spanish yoghurt; it's gorgeous.
Always dances when she sees a debate about chicken.
...Because it's just so fascintating, watches paint dry!
Spanish yoghurt sounds good! Send me some!!
p.s. Is that how the Spanish spell 'yoghurt'?
Chants passages from the Waste Land, for fun.
Good question! The Spanish call it 'yogur;' we English call it yoghurt. As my Goddaughter sings, 'yoghurt is a Turkish word;' it's spelt yoğurt in Turkish, (can you see the little accent over the G?) and whenever there is a word derived from Turkish with ?'ğ' in it, we use gh
I'd certainly send some to you, any time! The Strawberry and Banana (fresa y plátano) ones are the nicest, but even the natural ones are good. Whenever I go over to the chalet-camping place where I am treated like something special, weirdly, I get plenty of the things-- so, when I go back, I'll save some for you!
Cool! and I love the yoghurt language lesson. (We spell it yogurt). Some words at least make more sense in their native language! We Americans have slaughtered so many words that they make it into the dictionary! I think Cajuns are the worst offenders of this, although I do love the way they talk down there, and the seafood is to die for! I made it to a crawdad festival once - it was heaven - yum!
Dances naked in front of the windows
Fisherman in Alaska
Cajun is more a pidgin French. I can immitate it, but you can't here me! I'm a pretty good mimic - one of my many quirks! The crawdad festival was in New Orleans (or 'Nawlins' as they say it down there). I love it down there, but I don't think I could live year round. It gets quite hot & humid in the summer! Although ... There are some gorgeous old plantation-type mansions on the gulf shore. I 'might could' try that!
I don't think that I could live somewhere so hot, but I would certainly like to visit. Is it expensive there? As for mimicing-- how long have you been able to do that? Is it a few people that you can mimic, or many, or in between?
Harpy.
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