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Donna loves fish fingers and custard. She thinks fish fingers and custard are brilliant.
Donna is my favourite. The rest of you are dismissed.
Donna is my favourite. The rest of you are dismissed.
July 6th, 2013
You, me, animal shelter. When do you want to do this? Oh, and you're in charge of making sure we don't take them all home
>> There is dinner in my refrigerator for you if you need it.
>> I will not be home.
>> I'm about to pick up Lizzie for a date.
>> Have a good night, Gigi.
>> I will not be home.
>> I'm about to pick up Lizzie for a date.
>> Have a good night, Gigi.
Do you know if there are any witches here who might be able to make Vicki a daylight ring? Or do something that would let her be able to go out during the daylight hours?
Good morrow, good people of Lawrence. I brave once again the mysteries of this device in order to laud something that I doubt not you take for granted, but which is a treat almost unequalled to me.
No, I do not speak of fireworks, though I attended a display that was most enjoyable.
I speak of sugar!
When I was a child, we had cakes and pies and sweets made of sugar from the shop at the corner. I remember them well. I simply adored coconut rolls (with liquorice!). And strawberry creams, or white chocolate drops -- positively ripping! Until the war, I was quite keen on baking too. But not long after we left London, sugar was rationed, and we were not allowed it often. Perhaps this is why I remember those earlier treats so fondly.
In Narnia we lacked refined sugar as well, for the sugarcane plant did not grow in our climate -- indeed, I don't know if it even existed in that world -- nor would we have had the labour to process it. Our feasts were none the worse for it, for there are other sources of sweetness, but all the same...
No, I do not speak of fireworks, though I attended a display that was most enjoyable.
I speak of sugar!
When I was a child, we had cakes and pies and sweets made of sugar from the shop at the corner. I remember them well. I simply adored coconut rolls (with liquorice!). And strawberry creams, or white chocolate drops -- positively ripping! Until the war, I was quite keen on baking too. But not long after we left London, sugar was rationed, and we were not allowed it often. Perhaps this is why I remember those earlier treats so fondly.
In Narnia we lacked refined sugar as well, for the sugarcane plant did not grow in our climate -- indeed, I don't know if it even existed in that world -- nor would we have had the labour to process it. Our feasts were none the worse for it, for there are other sources of sweetness, but all the same...
ooc: If Allison talks to you, she probably considers you a friend. If you're still unsure, just ask!
Watched this advertisement during my breaks. I need to make that happen somehow.
Watched this advertisement during my breaks. I need to make that happen somehow.
Quite disappointed at the moment. I just graded my first quiz and the majority of the students bombed it, or copied off each other thus bombing it. Only a few students actually studied and put forth any effort. Honestly, education isn't free so one really should put in the effort otherwise it is a waste of money.