It's 3 degrees Celsius today. -- coldest day so far, I think.
'degrees of separation' is an expression.
If you have a friend, and the friend knows Obama, then you are 2 degrees of separation from Obama. They say that everyone is six degrees of separation from anyone on earth.
Monday, November 28, 2011
Xmas decorations
Saturday, November 26, 2011
Friday, November 25, 2011
Sunday, November 6, 2011
Toronto is 14 hours behind Tokyo
Saturday, November 5, 2011
comparatives in English
If an adjective has one syllable, you make the comparative form by adding "er" to the end:
brown -> browner
green -> greener
red -> redder (double 'd')
cold -> colder
hot -> hotter (double 't')
If an adjective has 2 syllables and it ends in 'y', you change 'y' to 'ier':
sunny -> sunnier
funny -> funnier
cloudy -> cloudier
windy -> windier
if an adjective has 2 or more syllables, you put 'more' at the beginning:
purple -> more purple
wonderful -> more wonderful
interesting -> more interesting
brown -> browner
green -> greener
red -> redder (double 'd')
cold -> colder
hot -> hotter (double 't')
If an adjective has 2 syllables and it ends in 'y', you change 'y' to 'ier':
sunny -> sunnier
funny -> funnier
cloudy -> cloudier
windy -> windier
if an adjective has 2 or more syllables, you put 'more' at the beginning:
purple -> more purple
wonderful -> more wonderful
interesting -> more interesting
Spring forward, fall back
Thursday, November 3, 2011
Monday, October 31, 2011
Hallowe'en

Hallowe'en (October 31 - the last day in October) is not a statutory holiday, but it is a day when traditionally kids wear masks and/or costumes and beg for candy.
The name comes from the Old English: All Hallow's Eve
All Hallow's Day was November 1 in Old England.
The 'eve' (evening) of All Hallow's Day is the day before November 1.
Christmas Eve (December 24) is the day before Christmas.
Friday, October 28, 2011
going downhill
Thursday, October 27, 2011
Monday, October 24, 2011
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