"Hildur K." <hil### [at] 3dcafemailevery1net> wrote:
> "Stephen" <mcavoys_AT_aolDOT.com> wrote:
>
> >

> > Me being corrected, that is.
>
> Sorry ;)
>


species. :P



> > humorous :D
>
> Uuups, silly me. This is what happens when you are communicating with strangers in
your third language.

Show off! :)


> misunderstandings once in a while.
>

It is probably because the British Isles extends so far north and south and we
are jokingly derogatory about other areas.

> I found that it made no difference to me but other people I worked
> > with found it very difficult to sleep when it was daylight. Not that they did
> > not want to or need to sleep.
>


> perfectly quiet until around 3:30, when the birds wake up and start singing. I
> find this extended twilight a great source of inspiration. I highly recommend
> it.
>

work and have often been one of the few people awake. Living in a city you
notice the politeness of shift workers as they will greet everyone they meet
with a hello or good morning.

Have you ever been to the tropics or sub tropics where there is no twilight to
speak off? It is strange one minute it is light then 10 minutes later it is

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