Been trying to explain to my 16 year old son about the wonders of green cream soda with vanilla ice cream.
How do I explain the sheer joyous slurpy frothiness**
**best greggggg voice
Same here. Cellar spiders are supposed to be the most vicious, as you say, mainly to other spiders, and as they tend to stay in one place we let them be.
I was petrified of spiders when I was younger but had to 'man up' when I met the wife 😁
Only writer to make me cry, with the ending of the road. Don't know still if it was a 'man' thing or a 'dad' thing, but at a time when there was a burgeoning male pushback, without being aggressive or macho about it, he managed to capture what I believed to be the essence of a man and the role...
As a chef myself it was refreshing, it's him that's considered 'chef' by chefs globally. He relates to the demands of the job physically and emotionally.
Unlike the Ramsays of the world all ego and pretension. I knew he was true when he mentions about Christmas dinner and 'pass the fkin...
The Road was the last fictional book I read, very emotional as a dad myself.
No fiction always my go to, mainly ancient history, pre flood theory etc. So in that vein Andrew Collins' 'From the Ashes of Angels' will turn your view on civilization and its origins, how power structures formed...