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19.08.2016, 19:27
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| | Re: Word of Today | Quote: | |  | | | I like the old school idea of wholesomeness much more. What's wholesome for others..home made dinner? Playing with a ball? Crafting with kids? Why is it even used with non food related stuff, it is confusing. | | | | | Poll?
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19.08.2016, 19:42
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| | Re: Word of Today | Quote: | |  | | | Poll? | | | | | Lol.
This place is overpolled. Is Switzerland a wholesome country..are we wholesome people, having wholesome fun & food here?
I am just musing. I will go home and make wholesome garam masala lentils.
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20.08.2016, 20:42
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| | Re: Word of Today Pastel. | 
20.08.2016, 21:05
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Fauvism
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20.08.2016, 21:07
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Truffes au lait
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20.08.2016, 21:10
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Fauvism? Very awesome. Wholesome art! Just saw some Matisse at the Smithsonian.
And, I bet eating truffes makes one feel noble and aristocratic. I've never tried them. | 
20.08.2016, 21:43
| | Re: Word of Today | Quote: | |  | | | Fauvism? Very awesome. Wholesome art! Just saw some Matisse at the Smithsonian.
And, I bet eating truffes makes one feel noble and aristocratic. I've never tried them.  | | | | | A feast for the eyes.. | 
20.08.2016, 22:03
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| | Re: Word of Today | Quote: | |  | | | Fauvism? Very awesome. Wholesome art! Just saw some Matisse at the Smithsonian.
And, I bet eating truffes makes one feel noble and aristocratic. I've never tried them.  | | | | | I've had them on fresh pasta with a little bit of butter, made on a camping stove at a campsite in the South of France, and it made me feel like a king.
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20.08.2016, 23:05
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Bloomsbury
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20.08.2016, 23:13
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Ha! I was teaching V. Woolf for IB not long ago, loved the whole scene! Was just thinking about it today, since I have various groups (paint group, study gr., knitting gr.) but we have never named any..That"s a good word, ST!
That eyecandy of painting you posted is interesting..always good to have visuals for threads dealing with lexical stuff, sound bites, smells, colors.
How lovely: butter, camp stove, campsite and southern France..already winning, even before they get truffes added. Love them all.
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21.08.2016, 19:50
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| | Re: Word of Today Indian summer. | 
21.08.2016, 20:07
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Sapwood
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23.08.2016, 12:39
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| | Re: Word of Today Harvest. Fruit preserves. Candid. Guts. | 
26.08.2016, 18:11
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26.08.2016, 18:21
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| | Re: Word of Today | Quote: | |  | | | Harvest.
[I]Fruit preserves.[/I] Candid. Guts. | | | | | Be very careful about referring to fruit preservatives. You may fall into a 'false friend' trap here, resulting for instance in a shop girl tittering uncontrollably behind her hand in response to an otherwise perfectly innocent/decent request.
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26.08.2016, 18:24
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| | Re: Word of Today | Quote: | |  | | | Be very careful about referring to fruit preservatives. You may fall into a 'false friend' trap here, resulting for instance in a shop girl tittering uncontrollably behind her hand in response to an otherwise perfectly innocent/decent request. | | | | | Poppycock!
Obviously fruit preserves. Why else would old people have wrinkles?
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26.08.2016, 19:37
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Fruit preserves, indeed.
And, Iceberg lettuce.
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26.08.2016, 20:13
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Silly sausage.
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27.08.2016, 12:58
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Sweat.
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27.08.2016, 13:01
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Discombobulation
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