MJ's little flock

[MaryJanet]

I like * the leftovers* too. So excited for you.

I can't wait to meet them and to live with them in the sleepout for a few weeks in quarantine.

I hope the pick up date isn't rescheduled.

 

[Ribh]

Isn't it foul! I have never come around to that particular flavour.

Me either. I don't like aniseed either. My mother likes it ~ & black jelly beans...

 

[Lexicon]

Isn't it foul! I have never come around to that particular flavour.

I love black licorice!

My son told me that he was buying some fancy black licorice for me for Christmas and the salesperson said, "Isn't this stuff great?" My son replied, "No, it's terrible, but my Mom likes it!"

 

[Shadrach]

I wish Ribh was here to comment! She's likes to comment on how we share a language but we don't really share a language

Maybe Australians are using the words lollies because its an English term? But then who says sweets? Isn't sweets the English term?

Ice Lollies. Lollipop.

 

[LozzyR]

Me either. I don't like aniseed either. My mother likes it ~ & black jelly beans...

I like licorice but don’t like aniseed. The black jellybeans always went uneaten.

 

[MaryJanet]

I like licorice but don’t like aniseed. The black jellybeans always went uneaten.

I like coloured licorice but not black.

 

[Shadrach]

Yup. Sweets. And a lolly was a particular type of sweet - a lollipop.
When MJ said mixed lollies, I thought of Licorice Allsorts. Did you have those? Or are they a Brit thing?

I used to like Licorice Allsorts but now they taste like more sugar has been added.

 

[MaryJanet]

All this talk of lollies has me wanting to buy some. I haven't had a lolly in maybe 10 years. Maybe I'm due a few?

 

[lori_smith99]

I am new as well! I have my own little flock of mixture of breeds. I am following you!!

 

[LozzyR]

All this talk of lollies has me wanting to buy some. I haven't had a lolly in maybe 10 years. Maybe I'm due a few?

I got some raspberry licorice coated in dark chocolate from the factory in Junee.