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OK Here is a comment! Maple syrup is a wonderful canadian tradition! Anyone who lives here takes it for granted including me who has a free source of it! However it is ALWAYS a big hit with any non north americians when they taste it. Continue to take care of it Brett, as the way things are changing in the environment lately, it will become a rarer commodity!
Rachel parker-aalbers
well i wouldnt want you two to have sad faces :( so i guess i better leave a comment! the maple syrup sounds delicious but the thing is that if i was eating it brett would probably be saying "do you really need that..?" while looking at my pot belly. so Brettles maybe you should be looking down at your own tum tum next time you have a craving!!
first off, i didn't know that anybody could leave a comment. glad you posted this entry & cleared things up. i've recently just started reading your blogs. i am interested in teaching in South Korea too & i find your rants rather helpful. thank you for the constant posts :)
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