aurelia, the 16-year-old is probably ready for some Stephen King, too, if he hasn't tried it already.
Ooh, good call. I might try World War Z, too.
I'm googling all the other suggestions. FYI, when googling Storm Front, include the author name.
Giles ,'Touched'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, nail polish, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
aurelia, the 16-year-old is probably ready for some Stephen King, too, if he hasn't tried it already.
Ooh, good call. I might try World War Z, too.
I'm googling all the other suggestions. FYI, when googling Storm Front, include the author name.
Thanks all. I just want this over. We had waited for the school to do their part and it didn't resolve anything between the boys.
Stabbings, rarely trivial. Even if not serious.
In talking with our Sensei this evening, she pointed out that in 4 years, the stakes are much higher than anything going on for the 14 year olds now.
Is "the proof of the pudding is in the eating" a regionalism? I surprised someone with it today.
I think it's pretty common, though often shortened.
I always heard it "the proof is in the pudding."
Right. It's usually just "the proof is in the pudding" stateside. Which doesn't make much sense, really, since our pudding is not the British notion and completely misses the actual Proof, that is "the eating."
Huh. I've always thought people were saying "the proof of the pudding, etc." and just leaving off the rest because everyone knows how it goes.
Eta: wife power = awesome!
It's entirely possible that people shorten it in different ways.
It's pretty likely that I'm not hearing what people are actually saying.