Side question. I've read quite a few fics that say "all of the sudden". Is this a phrase I don't know? I would have thought you'd write "all of a sudden" or better yet, rephrase and use "suddenly." IDK why this bugs the heck out of me, but it does. Not as much as when someone uses conscious instead of conscience, but almost. Just curious.

I defiantly shuttered all of the sudden when you mentioned this.  It doesn't bare thinking about whilst you are dinning.   

Well, rumour has it that American women shave EVERYWHERE except the head 
I learned at school in biology that shaving your armpits is not good and when I was a teenager the girly magazines told us that bleaching your leghair is better than shaving 

My hubby doesn't care. He thinks it funny when I shave but doesn't think it's necessary. "Why should you? They belong to you like everything else..." 

Well, rumour has it that American women shave EVERYWHERE except the head 
I learned at school in biology that shaving your armpits is not good and when I was a teenager the girly magazines told us that bleaching your leghair is better than shaving 

My hubby doesn't care. He thinks it funny when I shave but doesn't think it's necessary. "Why should you? They belong to you like everything else..." 

I've always been under the impression that mainland Europe is much less bothered by superfluous hair than we are in the UK. I remember the furore caused once because Julia Roberts turned up to a UK film premier with hairy underarms, the papers went into a tail spin and blamed it on the fact she was dating some 'French guy' at the time, personally? I just think she forgot (I'm sure an assistant is unemployed somewhere for not reminding her!)

I'm OCD when it comes to excess hair. I epilate legs and under arms and 'Hollywood' (Playboy) wax the more 'sensitive' areas.

Unlike most American women, I'm not bothered by my own hair. TMI Warning! I fluctuate between letting everything grow naturally (with some trimming) and waxing. I usually can't be bothered, but my hair is also light in coverage and thin. Then I'll feel like a change and pull out my wax machine and take most everything away. I've definitely gotten judgmental looks here when I leave things au naturel and wear a tank top or something similar. My sister and mother definitely make fun of me, but they're also a little jealous as they are both hairier than me. At least that's what I tell myself. 

I tried an epilator once - enough said.   

Okay, I've got to go now and, may be patchy for a couple of weeks as we set off on holiday in the morning.

Let's hope there is another heatwave!

Take care everyone.   

Okay, I've got to go now and, may be patchy for a couple of weeks as we set off on holiday in the morning.

Let's hope there is another heatwave!

Take care everyone.   

Okay, I've got to go now and, may be patchy for a couple of weeks as we set off on holiday in the morning.

Let's hope there is another heatwave!

Take care everyone.   

It's confusing for me, because I'm often unsure if some phrase is incorrect or not.
On the other hand, things like their/there/they're etc drive me crazy because it's something we learned over and over and over at school.
My son had his first real Grammar lessons for English last school year and had to learn the different meanings etc. But perhaps it's easier for foreigners because we learn the vocabulary more visual, reading and memorizing the words and their meanings while those with English as a mothertongue speak the words first and learn to write them later...