Kingsdaughter613

I have been to Disneyland. Never have I ever been to Tokyo Disney.

He’s not on Roshar. Demoux

Mraize.

Yes, it’s even worse than a regular three day Yom Tov. (I call it 3 day regardless of if it’s before or after Shabbos.) No, my school has been on Zoom for a year now. TPBM knows someone in RL who has the SoScads cold problems.

Felt

Eryn nodded, walking down the path to the Temple. “Is shouting lots. Looking for someone maybe?”

For five minutes after both Vin and Elend died per WoB. Then he Ascended and became god. It was a very technical thing to fulfill the royalty requirement of the prophecy. I did say you’d hate me. That first hint was intentionally misleading. Yes, but @Bejardin1250 got it first.

Nope! My husband guessed him too, lol! You’re going to hate me... This person was/is a king. This person has never married. This person is very powerful. This person has been a teacher. This person is, unfortunately, god.

Nah, I just use four. The one I had from elementary, the Abravanel one, an artscroll children’s Haggadah, and an adult Artscroll. TPBM is not looking forward to a three day Yom Tov.

New Yorkers are terrible drivers. I find this weird because my experience has been that non-New Yorkers are terrible drivers. They go. So. SLOW!!!

Sorry, no. I grew up non-gebrokts so never really developed a taste for it. TPBM hates not being able to draw/write on Chol HaMoed.

“I’ll fix it so you can die properly!” WTWTTSWY allow Hoid to go Beyond completely ruining the future Cosmere arcs? @Dannex Yes we did! (This isn’t the first time I’ve done it either, it’s just that no one’s overturned it yet.)

“Not you,” Eryn said, laughing. “You are good. Others not watch!” She pointed at the man who had nearly knocked her over.

@Random Bystander

TPBM hates traffic.

“Careful,” Eryn warned, picking up her pace slightly. “Do not wish to be knock over.”

Eryn walked toward the Temple, holding Zola’s hand. She frowned, moving aside to avoid being bowled over by a man running by, shouting.

You really don’t, especially if you’re Ashkenazi. Not only do we not eat any food made with the 5 grains (except Matza), but we don’t eat anything that can be made into a flour like substance (rice, corn) or things that were traditionally cooked into breads (peas, beans). Some of us restrict items that were stored in flour a hundred years ago (garlic). Some people won’t use dried herbs, or foods that can’t be peeled. Thank God I convinced my husband we were NOT following his traditions (under threat of never making our own Pesach, lol!) I know people who don’t use butter because they didn’t make it themselves! Many also don’t eat ‘gebrokts’, which is crushed Matza used as flour. Others won’t use a lot of prepared foods and people are a lot stricter on which Kosher agencies they use for Pesach. So we basically have 8 days of nothing but potatoes. Because potatoes were the exception to the ‘nothing that can be made into a ‘flour’’ on the grounds that European Jewry would have starved if they’d forbidden it. So potatoes, eggs, chicken, fish, meat. For eight days. And you can’t roast any meats for the Seder. Pizza stores get MOBBED after Pesach. Come for Shavuos. It’s a cheese extravaganza, often followed by a steak dinner. Not together, obviously. @Eluvianii Nope! Lightweaver/Willshaper!

Nope!

Nope and nope! This person was/is a king. This person has never married. This person is very powerful. This person has been a teacher.

Nope! This person was/is a king. This person has never married. This person is very powerful.

This person was/is a king. This person has never married.