I'm learning to read Old English, so I'd need the original
But yes, I know of it.
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My Life Right Now...
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But yes, I know of it.
anna.
but mostly it's the same
What rain we get in SoCal generally comes roughly December through March. October is a great time to visit California, it's still warm and dry with clear skies and cool at night. We get the occasional surprise rain in November (we did this year, first rain in probably 6 months, very exciting) or occasional monsoonal summer rainstorm, but usually we go for a pretty long stretch across late spring, summer, and fall without any measurable rain.
It's this...
I'm still catatonically depressed but language learning gives me a focus.
What are you doing?
I want.
They're cheap. Go on eBay and AbeBooks. I'm still waiting for the dictionary to come.
I have visited during December and January. There was some rain, but it was still nice enough to wonder around and see the sites.
I have not been out in many years, but at my next opportunity, I want to see Vasquez Rocks Natural Area Park where some of the old Star Trek episodes were filmed. I would also like to see some of northern California. It is such a large state, it may take a series of trips.
I used to get plant samples from Arizona. I could always tell when the monsoons had come in. The rain would splash sand onto the plants prior to sampling. I had to add a washing step to samples from those periods.
Are ye? Wundorful!I'm learning to read Old English, so I'd need the original
Up to now I've been doing Middle English, which I still am.
That is awesome!
I got sidetracked from it about five years ago, but I was starting to make some headway at teaching myself to read German. There are a lot of good insect papers in German. It was a very mediocre proficiency, but still progress. A large gap I had not considered, but discovered later, was in my mental pronunciation. After talking with some folks that spoke German, I realized, not hearing it, I was learning the meaning and use of the words, but flubbing the pronunciation.
Replacement long over due. Total crap job by the previous company. Numerous leaks.
But it's going to be good.
Is that what they speak in Middle Earth?
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Are you going with shingles or metal?
I don't know if you're joking so I'll answer factually.
Middle English is the English spoken from around 1150 to 1500. Before that is Old English and after 1500 is Early Modern English.
I was joking. But now I'm totally interested in the differences and evolution.
I will post some texts tomorrow, if I can.
Shingles.
Let me tell you guys about hauling 50 bundles of shingles at 75 pounds each up 3 flights of stairs while dodging cats.
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I had to replace my roofs several years back because of hail. I went with metal.
Another hail storms may dent it but it won't leak or even need replaced unless I replace it for cosmetic reasons(hail dents).
RestlessSoul
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Nope. Its put over the old shingles. Metal roof's are quite common any more.
Edit.. I should add that it goes over the old shingles as long as there is only one or two shingle layers.
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