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Scarves Scarf Of The Day 2019 - Which Hermès scarf are you wearing today?
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Yummy!
You leave me thirsting for this...
For you, from the edible garden...
Had to crouch in an awkward position to get this pic. Startled the neighbour's cat
Thanks sweetie!Thank you Croisette!
Ah good! In the ballpark this time!
Beautiful Cookie!
I knew you could find bananas “from” this shawl! TY!Yummy!
You leave me thirsting for this...
For you, from the edible garden...
Had to crouch in an awkward position to get this pic. Startled the neighbour's cat
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Call me unromantic but I like flowers which I can .... EAT 
I showed you my blue scarves and my blue edible flowers during blue week.
Now for my favourite Lotus hotpot in Taipei, DH's lotus in our balcony, and some lotus scarves.
I showed you my blue scarves and my blue edible flowers during blue week.
Now for my favourite Lotus hotpot in Taipei, DH's lotus in our balcony, and some lotus scarves.
Call me unromantic but I like flowers which I can .... EAT
I showed you my blue scarves and my blue edible flowers during blue week.
Now for my favourite Lotus hotpot in Taipei, DH's lotus in our balcony, and some lotus scarves.
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That Feel is so glorious! (And so are the live ones on the balcony!)
Chichi and Chouchou are some kind of donuts that are usually sold on beaches by street vendors in summer. Very fat, very sweet : the taste of holidays!Twinsie! I have pic of the other food guy on Bains, although I don't have a clue what he's selling
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I neeeeeed that bag!
DH will face-palm. He went to a Patek Philippe exhibition last week and was sending me pics of non-watch items they made. I messaged back, "Oh, that's an etui, and that's a chatelaine."
i'm French and i don't know what a chatelaine is (apart from a lady owning a castle) ?! so you can say your French is better than mine !
Oh cool, thank you! In French class we learned that "chou" meant cabbage, and then that "petit chou" was an endearment, so we spent the rest of the day calling each other "my little cabbage" and giggling.
The interwebs tell me that "chou" also came to mean a small round pastry, and "petit chou" derived from there, which, uh, makes a lot more sense.
i'm French and i don't know what a chatelaine is (apart from a lady owning a castle) ?! so you can say your French is better than mine !
Ooh, I know! It was how she held the castle's keys, which morphed into jewelry from which useful small things hung. This web site says it better, and has cool pictures: http://rookskillcastle.com/2015/12/the-chatelaine/
(I am a fount of mostly-useless knowledge, sorry!)
Bunny, bunny, bunny - those aren't ice cream, those are döner! A short obituary for the Turkish-German inventor of döner kebab here: https://www.thelocal.de/20090122/16943 and pics of the huge meat cones they shave the meat off of, which the scarf shows in (and on top of!) the shop here: http://kculvertechberlin.blogspot.com/2010/07/doner-kebab.html
Warning for vegetarians - yes, that's a lot of meat in those pics.
Also, despite the tone of the articles above, döner is perfectly tasty while eaten sober.
Meat cones! https://www.alamy.com/greek-gyros-s...e-focus-and-vintage-style-image187396615.html
Just, you know, don't call them gyros to a Turkish person or döner to a Greek person.
It was seriously too warm to wear a scarf at the night market tonight. I stopped to take a pic of the doner meat cones. DH of course thought that I'd gone bonkers - he was zeroing in on the vadai (Indian savoury fried donut). Let's just pretend that I'm there with Animapolis
Still waiting for the cw I want... It's such a delicious scarf!
That’s right as in chou à la crème.. i don’t know if that’s why we call something cute « chou » thoughOh cool, thank you! In French class we learned that "chou" meant cabbage, and then that "petit chou" was an endearment, so we spent the rest of the day calling each other "my little cabbage" and giggling.
The interwebs tell me that "chou" also came to mean a small round pastry, and "petit chou" derived from there, which, uh, makes a lot more sense.
We also would call a sweet girl « ma puce » which translates as a flea and nobody pictures a flea when using that expression
(Sorry for being out of topic !)
You’re all so fabulous my cheeks hurt from smiling all the way through this thread this morning! 
Both gorgeous but I am so attracted to that green. It looks like Bambou.
(I absolutely adore that color and have not one H thing in it. How can that be 
I resolve to rectify this problem. 
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