I LOVE BREAD MAN SO MUCH. He's such a sweet giant doof!
Chan Woo was a bit boring for my taste, but cute nonetheless.
I completely agree.
Yooshin annoyed me so much sometimes, and I spent much of the drama waiting for Hye Shin to be something more than the audience of the family's lives. But they were really loveable, which is more than I can say for Granny, so I loved them so so so much. The little kid that plays Woo Joo kicks ass too!
Yes, yes, to everything! GRANNY I HATE YOU!!!!!! (I think I have about six episodes left? I don't quite remember.)
We do use ice and glasses are pretty big here for instance HAHA.
Bless you! They just don't in Austria and the area around there. I seem to remember them not doing it in France, either. It drove me crazy. The only time they give you ice is if you order alcohol that involves ice.
what's expensive it's not buying it or installing it; it's using it. Electricity bills can SKYROCKET. So usually in locals, it depends on how well their €€€ are coming in. Before the crisis, AC was everywhere in Spain because of obvious reasons; now, most places won't turn it on unless it's like 35 ºC or more here where I live. I
Aha. That makes a lot of sense! I don't think Austria's been as impacted by the crisis, so I wonder if they are the same way or if they rarely use it at all? I don't remember when I was there before, but it was a tiny bit later in the year, so that could explain it.
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Chan Woo was a bit boring for my taste, but cute nonetheless.
I completely agree.
Yooshin annoyed me so much sometimes, and I spent much of the drama waiting for Hye Shin to be something more than the audience of the family's lives. But they were really loveable, which is more than I can say for Granny, so I loved them so so so much. The little kid that plays Woo Joo kicks ass too!
Yes, yes, to everything! GRANNY I HATE YOU!!!!!! (I think I have about six episodes left? I don't quite remember.)
We do use ice and glasses are pretty big here for instance HAHA.
Bless you! They just don't in Austria and the area around there. I seem to remember them not doing it in France, either. It drove me crazy. The only time they give you ice is if you order alcohol that involves ice.
what's expensive it's not buying it or installing it; it's using it. Electricity bills can SKYROCKET. So usually in locals, it depends on how well their €€€ are coming in. Before the crisis, AC was everywhere in Spain because of obvious reasons; now, most places won't turn it on unless it's like 35 ºC or more here where I live. I
Aha. That makes a lot of sense! I don't think Austria's been as impacted by the crisis, so I wonder if they are the same way or if they rarely use it at all? I don't remember when I was there before, but it was a tiny bit later in the year, so that could explain it.