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Joan Archer said:

Short for wellingtons, you know rubber boots for wearing in the rain. How are you LPt1 ?

Joan... duh on me... lol... makes perfect sense to me after the fact.

I'm fine , ty for asking ,almost ready for Christams.. raining today.. a bit chilly, I have to say out of rain this time of year.. ruins my sinus, when they are acting up, then my ears will stop up..
I get too dizzy to be up and about, I have meds I try to keeping going all Winter and Spring long
to prevent this from happening, that's so much better than trying to clear it up after it's started.
Otherwise I'm extremely healthy.
I hope you and your family are doing well , I've read your messages about fog and rain.. hopefully that will clear before long.:)

Interesting. As I know wellingtons as a type of half-height leather boots.

It's like a foreign language!

A Guy

A Guy said:

It's like a foreign language!

A Guy

Reminds me of that bunch of American tourists who landed Florence airport, Italy. They all started to laugh and when the guide asked what are they laughing for, they showed the big sign on top of the terminal building and told "Look, you Italians are so stupid, can't even spell!"
"Aeroporto di Firenze", reads the guide aloud and asks what do the Americans mean?
"Two words and both wrong. It's Airport, not Aeroporto and it's Florence, not Firenze!"

5 days left at work until I break up for Christmas! 16 days off, but if my partner gives birth before the 7th Jan (which we expect her to) then I will be straight on to another 2 weeks off for paternity. I could be looking at a full month off work

Lucky you, part of that may be with very little sleep

Kari said:

A Guy said:

It's like a foreign language!

A Guy

Reminds me of that bunch of American tourists who landed Florence airport, Italy. They all started to laugh and when the guide asked what are they laughing for, they showed the big sign on top of the terminal building and told "Look, you Italians are so stupid, can't even spell!"
"Aeroporto di Firenze", reads the guide aloud and asks what do the Americans mean?
"Two words and both wrong. It's Airport, not Aeroporto and it's Florence, not Firenze!"

I wouldn't do that.

But I have seen grammer erros on signs all over the US and the parts of Europe I've been to.

Dave76 said:

Lucky you, part of that may be with very little sleep

Quite true Dave! It will be fun for sure though.

I have been walking Gracie as usual to-day and I have to sign-on at the Jobcentre a bit later.