...and you use them for carrying things from upstairs to downstairs... and the tags on the days when you forget your own name..And what makes you think I will never travel to other parts of the world.……I have LUGGAGE complete with name tags.
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Thanks for this list, Holly.
Can't say I've ever heard of Tortola being referred to that way. Puerto Rico, yes, but Tortola? Not even once.
Kind of. I remember the windshield wipers are on that too so I would click the signal and my wipers would go on instead.
You're welcome SS, and I so agree about the difficulty at times when changing mind set to drive on the other side of the road.. When I lived in Spain full time, I got so used to dribving on the right, that when I came back to the UK for several days every few months I had to literally tell myself to remember that the middle line in the road is on my right and not on my left... and to remember to go around a roundabout anti-clockwise, and not clockwise.. and I made a mistake oneday in town.. fortunately it was a small r/a , and my husband quickly corrected me.. but yes it's something that needs great concentration..
my car which is a manual has that same/similar indicator stick.. my left /right signals are on it (up or down)... push it forward for windscreen wash.. pull it back for the rear windscreen wash... twist the end handle for the lights.. although the full beam is on the dash..
Now you know how Europeans feel about being able to turn right when the traffic lights are set at red. Had my buttocks gripping the car seat I can tell you.
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I widen my knowledge on a regular basis, just because I may not always step into another country with my feet, doesn’t mean I’m not or will not widen my knowledge…..like I mentioned…..I seldom get bored…..think I might go visit the Virgin Islands later.yes and I doubt there will be any chance of you driving or even travelling to other countries, so probably widening your knowledge would indeed be boring for you..
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You made the point that you needed to be bored before reading the list.. which would have widened your knowledge about there being more countries other than this one who drive on the left... so ergo, if you have to be bored before learning anything , and you're by your own admission 'rarely bored''..the conclusion can only be that you know very little.. END of this Topic!! ..before I put you on ignore!I widen my knowledge on a regular basis, just because I may not always step into another country with my feet, doesn’t mean I’m not or will not widen my knowledge…..like I mentioned…..I seldom get bored…..think I might go visit the Virgin Islands later.
Thanks for the list….you put some time in constructing it……
Learned that when I was in school, many moons ago…….and I still remember.
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Fascinating. Thanks for posting this list, Holly.
Sounds like me, I also store stuff in them, linens and such!...and you use them for carrying things from upstairs to downstairs... and the tags on the days when you forget your own name..
I don't store anything in my matching suitcases.. they're all in the attic, and as I usually travel often during the year it would be a real Bind to have to empty them everytime I wanted to use them
I don't travel, keep the suitcases in very large closet. They are very good for storing blankets, comforters, bedspreads when I change things out. Keeps them clean and dust free. Then when I need them they are ready to go!
Yes if I didn't travel I might also use them for storage as you do...
My mother's health was failing in her 90s and she developed a cold that kept worsening. A compassionate ER doc explained to me that our bodies are like rubber bands. When new, we typically snap back quickly from illness and injury with little or no obvious residual effects. Over the years, like rubber bands, that ability become slacker, brittler, less stretchy and visibly less resilient.
