More Nano

[lettered]

Today I had to watch this video in order to do my NaNoWriMo word count.

Also, I learned the difference between botanical nuts and culinary nuts.

The other not as weird part was to look up (again) rivers in the Underground.

There was also reading of Sherlock Holmes involved, mostly A Study In Scarlet.

Oh! Hahaha there was also Saussure, but I'm pretty sure I'm taking that part out.

Comments

[stultiloquentia]

*giggles a lot* I like you.

Saussure WTF? I am insanely curious. (Don't spoil me!)

[lettered]

I took it out; I don't think it's going back in.

[stultiloquentia]

Save the notes so you can tell me where it would have figured. *g*

[lettered]

hahahahah WILL DO. It was mostly filler.

...Saussure as filler what is WRONG with me.

[menomegirl.livejournal.com]

Botanical nuts and culinary nuts?

Okay, I'm going to assume that botanical nuts can't be consumed and culinary nuts can.

[tkp.livejournal.com]

Actually, culinary nuts include botanical nuts. Culinary nuts are everything we think of as nuts, which include both fruit and seeds. Botanical nuts do not include seeds, just fruit. So an example of a botanical nut is a chestnut or a hazelnut. Walnuts and almonds are seeds, so they are not botanical nuts. This is according to Wikipedia, anyway.