Could anyone tell me:
1) whether currants are put into scones in England? (for breakfast, specifically, if that makes a difference)
and
2) if there's a term for the process of making people able to move in their pictures in Harry Potter?
Also, if there's anyone who would care to beta a Fred/George/Harry story after I've gotten answers to those two questions, I'd very much appreciate it. Please leave a comment or email me at jain7856@juno.com if you're interested.
1) whether currants are put into scones in England? (for breakfast, specifically, if that makes a difference)
and
2) if there's a term for the process of making people able to move in their pictures in Harry Potter?
Also, if there's anyone who would care to beta a Fred/George/Harry story after I've gotten answers to those two questions, I'd very much appreciate it. Please leave a comment or email me at jain7856@juno.com if you're interested.
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Oh, I can't wait! I adore that combo, in case you couldn't tell, lol.
I've got a bit of beta experience under my belt. Is the story extremely long? I could definitely do a moderate length one, if you need...
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And by the way, how are you doing? It's been a ridiculously long time (my fault). Is there a phone number where I could call you one of these days? email it to rmylastname@mail.com
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Also, I found a number of websites giving lists of traditional English breakfasts, and scones were definitely on there...though I don't know how common it is to eat them alone, rather than in conjunction with bacon, sausages, fried tomatoes, fried bread (?), etc., etc. ad nauseum.
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Well, it's not so much that I can't beta. It's that I'm unwilling to criticize a friend's work, even when asked. I find myself really...not being straightforward or thorough at all, and that's not fair to anyone.
But I'd cheerfully read it and tell you how I liked it. :)
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