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Hello
Monday, is it a good day?
Well
I am feeling about 75% better but still have a way to go.
Anyway
here are this weeks facts.
The
word “macaroni” means “dearest darlings” in Italian
A
procession of caterpillars two miles long and 33 feet wide caused
chaos in the Italian town of Fabriano in June 1982. A train slipped
off the track when it ran into the bug parade as it crossed the
railway line.
The
Irish are the biggest tea drinkers in the world, followed by the
English in second place and the people in Qatar third.
If
you could stretch out all of a human's blood vessels, they would be
more than long enough to go around the world twice.
The
Chinese are on record as having eaten pasta as early as 5,000 B.C.
A case for God:
ReplyDeleteIf you could stretch out all of a human's blood vessels, they would be more than long enough to go around the world twice. ♥sandie
Must have been the first Lo Mein
ReplyDeleteThe info about macaroni is so interesting☺
ReplyDeleteThat was a lot of fuzzy worms.
ReplyDeleteI'll bet the truck driver didn't call the caterpillars macaroni....
ReplyDeleteMake that "Train engineer". Good grief, Mondays!
ReplyDeleteLots of good info. Like the macaroni one. You all have a great week.
ReplyDeleteWe, Chinese love noodles or pasta.
ReplyDeleteSeventy-five percent better is better than nothing. Congratulations. The caterpillars sound pretty creepy.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
I'm going to start calling my kids "macaroni".
ReplyDeleteSandie......I agree
ReplyDeletePTM.......Errr yeah
Natalia......It was
Rick......Indeed
Chris......Funny man
Marg.......Yes it was interesting, it's a better week
Nancy.......So do us Aussies
Janie.......Yes it is and yes they do
Karen......That would be funny