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is already the weekend again ... been ... This week there are no positive messages from the phone companies .. all the same. Actually we had thought that the blog, many people keep up to date with what we are doing so ... however, we must realize that this amounts in many cases a one-sided information ... So, we welcome news from you ... here are the e-mail ... hch.schmitt @ web.de
Tuesday we again had two free. The weather was not that nice, so off to Hayle in the shopping - center ... thought we ... but there it is "only" 4 shops, a pharmacy and a cafe like this ... Shopping was over quickly ...
Thursday Tine has tested our fire alarm ... You can find out this is to climb a chair and press the button until the UFO - similar lospiepst part ... and quite loud .... or to bake pancakes - can be the fat guuuut hot on the gas stove ... and gentle-looking man (or woman) the thing on the ceiling is not a decoration but also protects us ....
Friday had Jeremy been no school (from 25.10 a week's holiday here) and I could therefore Jeremy (Harry) spend a common morning ... (Tine was allowed to work) First, J. wanted in a fishing business. A school friend of his who recently fished the harbor ... so He would also like a fishing rod. Fishing is so nice here you need a fishing license to fish around in the sea. Even the poor fish kill and eat is still ... but exclude the "".... Well first we need a fishing rod and when a fish has swallowed the bait, let's see who makes the unpleasant job .. We then what better time to buy food ... a Pastie (is pronounced as it is written). Originally, this was the food of the miners here in Cornwall. It looks like a small pizza and Calzone filled with everything you can imagine. The dough is similar to the puff, but a bit harder.
INSIDE potatoes, meat (lamb and chicken) or vegetarian with cheese, broccoli and corn ...
So for all tastes ... The wives of the miners had been looking for something that they could give their men to work, it was nutritious and long remained warm ... the rim was not then eaten by the way, as the men were in the mountain in accordance with dirty hands, etc. all kinds of unhealthy heavy metals ... Today you can eat with the edge (if one has washed his hands :-)... we then strolled through St. Ives and it is our just relaxing.
And I've also done the image below with the baby and the diapers ....
curiosities of the week:
So the English are there already something strange ...
You all know more on advertising ... "Why new summer tires - buy a new car but equal" ... According to this motto should probably act the English ... "Why replace the full diapers ... you get the same but a new baby" ... or how should we interpret the sign?
on Tuesday in the drugstore we discovered something that has us really devious language ....
weekend and the seal is out of the tooth? Toothache? So let's get to the emergency clinic or in the dental clinic! Here there is a much simpler method, which is also much cheaper than the 10 EUR consultation fee ... that is only 6 pounds 85 pence! A "Dental - Kid" .. because you can use the included self-seal, glue is a little something ... or if the crown is missing, just the stronger version, which replaces the crown (or all, the crown on ??!!??) Overall we see here many, many people with bad or missing teeth ... (See bagpipe player from the other day) ... simply because the dental insurance covers only the most necessary and that again as in Germany then need to pay very much themselves. Wages, however, are lower than in England overall in D.
Saturday was a thing of the visit to the (City) Museum of St. Ives. 3 Hours we spent there, it is very interesting. Old pictures of St Ives, information on mines, shipping, trade and so on ... for everyone. Since we have to go back there in the spring ...
Today, on Sunday we were in Trengwainton - Garden. There were the children carve pumpkins ... In the great Herststimmung it was a pleasure ... Some flowers are still blooming on ... Images are ".... at "Houses and Gardens As far from St. Ives, we waiting for mail from you ... Regards your SCHMITTIs
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