Tomoko's Blog

Originally I made this blog to communicate with with my friends I made with in London . I arrived in London at 14th April 2005 and this is my start studying here. I like computer staff and would like to develop knowledge in that field . I am getting some knowledge from my friends who are so much in that field. So I would like to try what I get and put them on this blog which is useful and understandable for non computer expert person besides my personal diary.

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Monday, December 19, 2005

“Mistletoe”


“Mistletoe”
Today, I worked at the charity shop and learnt many things. Today I got the word “Mistletoe”. Important thing is that we should not pronounce the “t” inside it. It is a Christmas plant and it is a parasite on the oak trees. You can find at any flower shop or Christmas pine tree shops. The word “parasite” is not so cool but this plant has huge effect on us.
I heard that Bellow mistletoe, boys can kiss girls without asking and girls can not blame about it because she is bellow mistletoe. I have never known that. If you are a girl, you should bring the mistletoe and be just beside the man she fancies. Or if you are a boy,
you can call the innocent girl you fancies to just below mistletoe, and he can kiss her without asking and no blaming.
I have no idea why people can kiss under mistletoe. Cf. mistletoe; a plant with white berries and green leaves. Mistletoe grows on tree. Cf. Mistletoe is used as a decoration inside houses in Britain at Christmas time. There is a tradition of kissing people “under the mistletoe”. (Oxford student dictionary)

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