pkondz
Brace yourself for immediate disintegration
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- Mar 9, 2007
You see it's not just sheep or cows that have time to stand and stare.
I'd feel sheepish if caught staring.
Shops here tend to only allow guide dogs but there are a number of dog friendly cafes springing up.
Ah.
I remember being in Germany when I was younger and being amazed that there was a basset hound sleeping in an aisle in a department store.
No it was quite a sensory overload - he did well considering. I did check there was no little dogs in before we went in.
Would've been trouble?
Yes, it seems you Alfie and Andy would find it difficult.
Or possibly pheasant? We had fun the other morning when a squirrel ran across our path in the dark.
Sure! Let's go with pheasant.
Thanks! These are the things I notice when I take the time to stand and stare!
And that's the trick, isn't it?
I love Indian cuisine. We have some great indian restaurants. I love Chicken tikka where the chicken breast is marinated in a tikka sauce and then cooked in a Tandoor. The chicken is tender and lightly charred. Indian food is probably the most popular food in Scotland. Hopefully you'll get a chance to try it some day soon.
Sounds yummy!
I'm hoping soon, actually.
That is the good thing with Scotland it is pretty compact. Although it can be hard to see a lot of it easily without a car. I think that is the case in lots of countries.
Canada is not quite so compact.