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This morning, after pouring my milk into my cereal, I proceeded to pour my juice into my cereal as well.
The subway smells like burning pumpkin. Apparently there is a "smoke condition", and they've shut down a bunch of the uptown trains.
In other news...today is our prenniversary. In precisely one year, I'll be getting married...
The subway smells like burning pumpkin. Apparently there is a "smoke condition", and they've shut down a bunch of the uptown trains.
In other news...today is our prenniversary. In precisely one year, I'll be getting married...
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Date: 2005-10-21 08:18 pm (UTC)From:both my mother and his comment
See, this is why we need grouping operators in English. Without them, it looks like you said "both {my mother} and {his comment}", when of course you meant "both {my mother and his} comment". Aren't you glad I didn't jump in with this topic on the latest Band Random thread? :)