marika
Fruit juices
O yes, they had it in every fruit juice. And, meanwhile, I'm drinking that "HOHES C" orange juice from ECKES (Germany's best brand) - "Milde Orange" (on the right side) the tag: "Ohne Zusatz von Zucker" which means precisely "no sugar added".
Yeah - and as commented (above)!
ACK (really bizarre)!
I've meanwhile found on CARPACCIO:
(1) "Raw cured loin of meat or fish, sliced very thinly" - UK dictionary
(2) "This is Italian for "thin shavings" and involves cutting a raw meat such as beef into very thin slices which are then topped with olive oil and lemon juice or served with a mayonnaise or mustard sauce." - wgby.org
(3) "Carpaccio refers to a dish made of thinly sliced raw beef or tuna, usually served as an appetizer. Its etymology comes from the painter, who favored red colors reminiscent of raw beef. The dish is said to be an invention of Harry'sBar in Venice, created when a famous actress of the day (supposedly 1950) advised Giuseppe Cipriani that her doctor had recommended she only eat raw meat. " - en.wikipedia.org
Milk & Zwieback
International Stuff 1858Frank Kalder it wasn't interpreted as such. If you want it to be better, there should be a comma after sitting, but other than than, it was not understodd that she was...
But, I suppose, you'd agree that Brandt Zwieback does not belong to the category of cereals (like Kellogg's and stuff like that).
Zwieback is like a standardized piece of a special toast. You can also e.g. butter it and top it with either honey or jam (etc).
Yeah - that's sort of your subconscious creativity - and even pretty much poetic...
Dreaming under a tree - in the Mediterranean area ...
International Stuff 1856Frank Kalder some reviewers didn't like her dress because it appeared to be see through (illusion) and they said she was embarrbutted of...
CU, Frank
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