Posted in just found, the incredible foodchain on 02/12/2009 | Leave a Comment »
Ali loves a bit of….elves
Cheers!
Anja
Waaahaaaay!!!.
What a fantastic combination!…Elves, AND Farts!…can’t get much better than that, as far as I’m concerned!…always have been partial to an Elf or two,…spent a weekend on an “Elf Farm” once,, although, to be fair, I came away disappointed, as I failed to encounter a single pointy-eared, [...]
Posted in intercultural surprises, the incredible foodchain on 10/08/2009 | Leave a Comment »
“Naaa….Plumpudding….” he said with that sort of slightly terrified voice trying to put up an example for the bad reputation of the classical english kitchen, and i still have it in mind, the voice of my father when i was perhaps around twelve, listening to his stories.
To be fair, i don’t really know if ever [...]
Posted in the incredible foodchain on 27/07/2009 | Leave a Comment »
I am, currently in quarantine, courtesy of “Swine Flu”..
It is an idle nether-world of dragging minutes and colossal hours, a strange enforced limbo, due to the hype and panic surrounding this virus..which,..if we are honest,..is just the “Flu”..but given Ribbons and Bows!..but , of course, if it is to “go BACK in to [...]
Posted in the incredible foodchain on 14/06/2009 | Leave a Comment »
Aaalso. Zugegeben, es gibt mehr kulturelle Unterschiede, als sich über Süßigkeiten zu unterhalten. Dennoch muss ich es hier und heute mal loswerden: Ich liebe englische Süßigkeiten. Abgesehen davon, dass die Schwächen überhaupt auf Chips und Lakritz liegen, die zweifellos irgendwie länderübergreifend sind, wären da noch die englischen Wine-Gums und die Frage, welche die Beste von [...]
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