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Not in my experienceWill you be teleported to Oz if you eat one?![]()
Some chain also has a similar kind of thing called the "Zzip." Hmm... that might be LotteriaNo tornadoes on the menu at the BK near me (checked their online ordering system). They do have some Blizzard-type shakes, though, just not by that name.
Excellent, Jayne! More people must participate in the electoral process. How was the rally?went to the Liberal party rally in Kitchener tonight to see Prime Minister Carney
Japan is known for the cherry blossoms just happening- is there something similar in South Korea?Suddenly it's chilly here again. 10° right now with rain, and only up to 12° tomorrow
Yes, the cherry blossoms here are beautiful and there's at least one cherry blossom festival here that I know just a little about. The Japanese cherry blossoms seem to be a bigger deal, though, for a number of reasons. The Japanese blossoms have appeared in Japanese tourism ads and anime, and the Japanese cherry blossom season is longer that the Korean one is.Japan is known for the cherry blossoms just happening- is there something similar in South Korea?
Thank you Mrs.A. They're about a 3 hour drive away from us. They're in the South East of the country, while we're in the NW in a province called Gyeonggi( right now we hear from the wildfires, hope that isn’t anywhere near you).
Good morning! More March weather of various types happening around the country, alien thinkers and cherry blossoms, all the other things from yesterday, and the new things that will pop up today; we bring it to the Coffee Cart for discussion over coffee and tea, and squares and brownies. The coffee is fresh brewed, tea water ready to use, and baked goodies still warm from the oven. Come in when you have a chance, have a mug or a cup and a square or brownie, and join the conversations! All is ready, everyone is welcome.
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