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[janestarz]

Called my mom. She went to pottery class again yesterday. She said she evened the bottom of the chalice (see last weeks pottery post) and made it ready for its first baking. So far so good. Thumbs way way up.

Bought some more peanuts, milk and coffeestuff, next to some thread for Dolle Griet work. 1000 meter of thread for 7 euro, it's do-able.

I'm going to work on Sword & Ink for a bit and then take the 13.25 train to V.

Comments

[coen.livejournal.com]

It's do-able? Is that an english expression?
I know what you mean, of course. Dat is te doen. But I wonder if that's proper english.

Ah, never mind me, I'm just ant-fucking.

[janestarz.livejournal.com]

I think do-able is something I cooked up a few years back in the beginning of this lj. It kinda clings.

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[troglodyteking.livejournal.com]

It is a phrase that is commonly used in spoken English, at least in my experience, but I did not think it was proper in written English (or rather, not yet, as basically everything said in English eventually gets proper to be written). But both Merriam-Webster (http://www.m-w.com) and Oxford (http://www.oed.com) seem to think it is fine.