h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

Brussels is still there.
And Norway just because I was there a week ago.

but you have to like spouts!

Only when they are cooked 'al dente'.

you want Italian sprouts!

No! There's nothing wrong with the sprouts from Dutch soil. I just don't like them overcooked so they become all soggy. I like them crispy.

LOL...soggy sprout

Thank you, Pheloxi, for that wonderful smell.

be glad it is not soggy autunm or live in wind of a sugar refinary!

... or a fish factory ... like a did when I was a kid.

in deed...no fish smell

have good evening! I am going off!

Bye.

I didn't understand the refference to stepmom packing up goodies when you got back - where was she taking them to?

I see now from here that you were just travelling - just visiting all over - (asked in other post) but . . . . oh goodness i've just gone and gotten myself all confused . Well I guess I'll just have to keep up with the updates to fill in the blanks - glad you're home safe anyway. LOVED the refference to being filled by impressions! I never get hungry at all and when asked by others what that's about - I'm going to tell them I'm filled up with the impressions of life!

KPOW
Kosh

Ah yes, that was Hati who said that. In an earlier conversation she wrote she doesn't eat much when she's travelling. At that moment I didn't ask for the reason but the remark stuck in my memory and I thought a lot about it in France.
Those two men of Calais (who broke the two poles of my tent) and I spent a fortnight in each others company. I stuffed them with food and they spent their money on booze. Awake in the morning they would take a 'café Belge', a beer. I don't mind drinking a couple of beers myself in the evening just not in huge quantities, or in that manner.

Yes, my stepmum was in the kitchen when I entered through the frontdoor as I returned to my dad's house. She had opened the fridge and took all sorts of goodies out and put them in her bag to take to her own house. You see, my dad and stepmom had dinner together and she had just phoned for a taxi to take her home when I rang the frontbell. She thought the taxi was very quick to arrive had rushed to the fridge to take out the groceries she had bought for herself at the shop earlier that day.
My dad and stepmum are not living together in one and the same house anymore. After thirty years of living together my dad decided two years ago live on his own. They visit each other on a daily basis.

OK! got it now thanks - was reeeeaaalyy lost on that one


Kosh

all those loverly cheeses I really think I should get round to doing some traveling soon, having never left these blighted shores, maybe I should do a 'cheese trip' around Europe, just goign from town to town, or city to city, or village to village, taking in the regional cheses off course, I have been saying this for years and still not managed it my language i inabilities do tend to hold me back somewhat, my lousy little bit of French I know, and even less Spanish, and prictally nil German or any other European language

There are supermarkets that sell lots of cheeses. Blimey.