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so a friend of mine was visiting from the uk, i'm in the us , and she was flabbergasted at the proliferation of various eateries offerings of pumpkin spiced what-have-yous, coffees, muffins, cookies, icecream, ect., which was/is so common as to be expected by me to the point of not noticing it because its fall, that means its pumpkin spice weather(this sentence needs work) so, my question to you all is; is the seasonal love of pumpkin spice, which to be honest is really just nutmeg and cinnamon, an American thing? i know that globally, pumpkin curry is more popular than pumpkin pie, but we are basically of the same stock... right?

where to start... i clip my finger nails every day, regardless of whether they need it, i wash my hands in the bathroom, and then in the sink in my kitchen as i pass through to the rest of my house, i have to go to bed an hour earlier than when i actually need to go to bed because if i don't read for a good, solid hour, i toss and turn for hours, mele kalikimaka is stuck in my head year round not so much a habit as an affliction, but... i buy breakfast cereals that i have no intention in eating because i feel that my cupboards should not be bare, so yeah.

hiya there, howdy. I am a wed design student and as part of an assignment I had to join a design forum. you lot seemed fun, so prove me right.