Hendejm
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I mixed my lye water and melted my oils today fully intending to make soap. That didn’t happen (yet). I am now immersed in BBC show/series - Luther - so I don’t know if it’s gonna happen tonight or not. Tomorrow for sure
And can you guess how I used to pronounce jojoba? I was such a noob!
LOVE Luther!I mixed my lye water and melted my oils today fully intending to make soap. That didn’t happen (yet). I am now immersed in BBC show/series - Luther - so I don’t know if it’s gonna happen tonight or not. Tomorrow for sure
What now? WHO pronounces it that way? Zeee Francsh, peut-etre....
But...how do Kiwis say it? I've only ever heard bergamut or bergamotte...
I can't find anyone who says bergamoe.
Not Oxford, not Cambridge (US or UK version), not Merriam-Webster, not Emma Saying, not even Bshizzle Films! Am I missing something? Is this Laurel/Yanny all over again??
I say it the French way.. bergamoe, always have.But...how do Kiwis say it? I've only ever heard bergamut or bergamotte...
I can't find anyone who says bergamoe.
Not Oxford, not Cambridge (US or UK version), not Merriam-Webster, not Emma Saying, not even Bshizzle Films! Am I missing something? Is this Laurel/Yanny all over again??
I say it the French way.. bergamoe, always have.
Except that was a joke. In French, it's bergamote, "e" on the end definitely means you pronounce the "t". From Italian bergamotta, from Turkish bey armudu ("prince's pear") We just are NOT getting away from that "t", people.I say it the French way.. bergamoe, always have.
So... results of my after-the-fact (about 26 hours)
The top 3 (as you look at the pic) were the ones that took a trip to the oven.
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Then, I stand corrected.Except that was a joke. In French, it's bergamote, "e" on the end definitely means you pronounce the "t". From Italian bergamotta, from Turkish bey armudu ("prince's pear") We just are NOT getting away from that "t", people.
While we're here, coup de grâce has a silent p, but a pronounced "ss".
I got 6 more batches in the mold and to bed under towels. Tried several new fragrances to me and so far am really pleased with how they smell so far. All behaved well fro the most part.
Except that was a joke. In French, it's bergamote, "e" on the end definitely means you pronounce the "t". From Italian bergamotta, from Turkish bey armudu ("prince's pear") We just are NOT getting away from that "t", people.
While we're here, coup de grâce has a silent p, but a pronounced "ss".
It's ok Misschief. I won't hold it against you. I was going to say I don't hold your balmy weather against you but it's colder where you are than where I am. And I was going to say I don't begrudge that it's so much sunnier in Kelowna, but then it turns out we have the same sunniness, and then I remembered I hadn't yet I heard your vote on the Great Butter Tart Controversy.....coconut or no???Then, I stand corrected.
This is Goat's Milk & Lavender soap, one of my best sellers.
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Beautiful! Can we get a side view when it's ready?
It's ok Misschief. I won't hold it against you. I was going to say I don't hold your balmy weather against you but it's colder where you are than where I am. And I was going to say I don't begrudge that it's so much sunnier in Kelowna, but then it turns out we have the same sunniness, and then I remembered I hadn't yet I heard your vote on the Great Butter Tart Controversy.....coconut or no???
Nice!
Where in Canada are you, MGM?It's ok Misschief. I won't hold it against you. I was going to say I don't hold your balmy weather against you but it's colder where you are than where I am. And I was going to say I don't begrudge that it's so much sunnier in Kelowna, but then it turns out we have the same sunniness, and then I remembered I hadn't yet I heard your vote on the Great Butter Tart Controversy.....coconut or no???
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