On the light side of life, I don't know a gentler way to tell Americans this, but . . .
Her name is Iona, but she hasn’t blogged for a long time, so probably none of you know her, but I’m mentioning her just in case she might be a former blog acquaintance of yours.
By the way, we do know what a gutter is, and some people do, indeed, have their minds in them, but eavestrough seems to be the favoured word by most Canadians.
Say it ain't so! It makes me wonder what else we might be wrong about.
ReplyDeleteYou're not wrong, but we are righter. 😁
DeleteVery interesting. Now along those lines, what is the plural of roof?
ReplyDeleteAlthough I want to say 'rooves' ... 😁
DeleteSo do your eavestroughs have downspouts like our gutters do?
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