Well, we're jolly good phyla.

That's what I've found, Tom. I can't even locate the relevant .ics file. Perhaps that could be edited.

But would it not be more logical for 12:00 am to immediately follow 11:59 am, rather than 11:59 pm?

Great video of Samoa, eric. Thanks.

Or perhaps https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=KMcabt1Tu0g

We have snow here in western Washington State. Very rare this early. Only about an inch right here, but rain yesterday gave black ice on the roads as it froze after sunset. One car crashed off the local highway down into a small valley as a result.

Generally the climate hereabouts is similar to that of England. 37F to 46F range for this month (3C to 8C).

Perhaps you should try regular American Cheddar. It don't taste. Although if you go for Extra Sharp it is approaching average English Cheddar.

I vote British Isles cheeses as best in the world. I've never felt the need of, or taste for, "foreign" cheese. Stilton, Farmhouse Cheddar, Caerphilly, Derbyshire etc. What more could anyone want?

Yes, Pacific Time, west coast USA. GMT minus 8 hr.

That message timed at 11:24 am is listed on the forum as 12:24:49, so 1 hour later.

I seldom take any notice of the times of messages, only whether they are new. Your post shows as "Today 10:56:51" here. My current actual time is 11:24 am.

Angle for something to have and eat.

Is that not normal etiquette?

Mrs Roosevelt, as a past "First Lady", was no doubt felt to demand greater respect.

A bit earlier it also says "I'm wandering" instead of "I'm wondering". That is perhaps excusable. The difference is sound is subtle. The former being pronounced as "wondering" and the latter as "wundering".