that’s what i’ve read. no more than 10% of the diet, iirc, so yeah, a whole pillowcaseful might be a bit much.
.-= last blog ..My inner cryptobiologist lol’d at this one =-.

“Ein Berliner” is a pastry. Berliners and Germans in other cities don’t use the indefinite article “ein” when referring to their home city. It is similar to the way Brits drop the definite article from some words especially institutions, i.e. “I’m going to hospital”, rather than the American “I’m going to the hospital”. I think it’s a matter of common usage, rather than a rule.

Nodwish is a solar holiday, so the poor moon is irrelevant. The moon gets “eaten” once a month, but the sun only does it once a year.

I take requests, Jill, and include them as they occur.

My Great grandmother Dumka was not into treats, Hipparchia, and she is the source of the liver threat. It must be a Berliner thing. That is what my Dad and his siblings remember about her.