At last exams just 9-11 students made it, though most of them were working at such jobs before ………..school is different then just put this or that together and write down what you found.

I think I can make it but we will see at Juli/August

Salmon is tasty. I hear Salmon farms actually put dye into the feed so as to enrich the colour of the fish, which is not good. Eat with ones eyes! Is hard to beat in any case.

Love Tuna, mayo, onion and sweetcorn on toast, dam the world feels a better place after a few rounds of that. The Thais certainly know how to cook up some of the best seafood, ever. In fact, I would go as far as saying that Thai cooking is the best the world over. Never two dishes ever the same. Becoming a bit of a dab hand at it too. Met some Thai students at Reading Uni who help me with both language and cooking. Pat (hello/ sawadee) showed me some amazing dishes which made my taste buds over loads with delight. Hungry now…..

Hmmm, must book ticket to Thailand. Promised myself to spend a week in Chang Mai as have reputal cooking classes. In the mean time, I guess The George Cafe will have to do!!

Naturaly speaking the salient is when an animal jumps or leaps

Saute’ – a french past praticiple(to share) of sauter is (leap)witch is pronounced satire in latin

Greg

Also, “a data” is not correct when referring to “a datum.” Someone can say, “a data stream,” or something like that though.

You seem to be arguing against my assertion on this point. Can you give me an example of what you mean? Use the words in sentences, please.

You asked, “By the way prospero do you use an agendum, or a criterium, do you say several electra and prota?” I answer, “no.” I use the singular “criterion” and the plural “criteria.” I use the singular “electron” and the plural “electrons.” I use the singular “proton” and the plural “protons.” I use the singular “agenda” and the plural “agendas.” Am I wrong?