Walking into tulip fields and (accidentally) trampling them, even when there are signs, ropes and people telling you to stay out

Yes, I think it would! Not an expert though, but logically I think that should work! Depends on the angle, though, of course

My English isn’t Englishing atm, bear with me. Heat island effect is caused (amongst other things) due to sealed ground. So replacing asfalt roads, and even brick sealings with green space or even better water, should help regulate temperature. On top of this, instead of white roofs, green roofs are also a good option

Mean girls

They have patched some other small thing, so I hope so too, but, overall, I do like the game a lot!

The story is cute, took a little to get into it, but I’m invested now! Gameplay is a bit buggy. The game has closed down due to an error 5 times within as many hours, loading between parts of the maps takes forever, and often you need to wait before the area has fully loaded before doing interaction such as knocking on doors or picking vegetables. There is automatic saving, but I tend to now save whenever I think of it, so I loose as little progress as possible whenever it shuts down again. Still, you never loose much progress, just some walking distance most of the time

I’ll let you know when I’m a bit further in!

On your tail! It was published on Thursday, there’s a demo to try it out as well. I’m curious to play the rest of the game as well :)

We also have them in NL

I do it initially so my wet hair doesn’t drip everywhere

I really like mine, JBL Tune 230NC

Always write something down. At least try. You get 0 points for blanks, so that can only improve, and you may know more than you think

Not anymore he hasn’t

Could be a dust allergy (or rather the poo of dust mite), you could try changing your sheets more often, and vacuuming more, and especially vacuuming the headboard of your bed, even more imporantly if it’s fabric. I have found my throat closes up if I haven’t vacuumed the headboard in a long time. Once I do, my throat goes right back to normal :) Hope this helps!

In that case I still try to avoid “females”, instead I prefer using “ladies” or just “women”, even if there are girls present.

Could it be that she was quoting a different edition than the one you accessed?

‘obviously’, I tend to correct wrong answers, instead of feeling inclined to answering straight out haha

I could only explain it as such that we may drink different drinks according to the setting and mood we’re in. I would never drink tequila at a formal work function, where champagne/bubbles is totally acceptable. And I have to be in the mood for hard liquor, so I most oftenly go for wine/beer. So perhaps that determines the way we act, rather than the sort of alcohol.

I assume so the liquid moves around and gets cooled evenly. If you didn’t move the drink, the outer layer of liquid would get cold, but the inside would take longer to get cold as well

That’s too bad :/