LOL no, not really. She has my beloved Jeep down in Phoenix where the paint is probably being baked into the steel from the heat. She had to go down for work and decided she’d rather stay for the night and drive home in the morning. Safer she says. Hmmm
Being alone for once has given my time to get my weekly paper work in order. I’ve been procrastinating all week. I was getting tied is punching number into the computer and thought I’d come on here and see what your folks down under were up to.
LOL. I always found it funny how different English really is between two countries. Even spelling between the US and Canada can be slightly different. I still laugh when I hear my wife say “herbs, aluminum, ass (arse), aeroplane, vitamins”. Theres others out there I know. Even after being married for four years and knowing her for seven, its still strange some times. Than theres how she spells things like, check comes out cheque, tire / tyre, yogurt / yoghourt, gray / grey and other little things I’ve noticed over the years. Yet to see kerb though. Or maybe I just never seen it in writing.
No, shes not Englsh, shes an American who was raised in England however. Still has an English accent even after several years here in the States.
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