1. How To Open A Coconut
This is a skill that takes lots of practice and an instruction manual.
Time for some fun! Grab your hammer and bash away! I wouldn't recommend doing this on your counter, you will need to hit is rather hard. Do it on the floor, or better yet on brick or concrete.
They're a bit more sophisticated in Samoa.
To crack the coconut open, Samoans use a rock, stick, or back of a heavy knife. Simply locate the seam that runs between the "eyes," turn the coconut sideways, and strike that seam along the coconut's "equator." One good whack should do it. Of course, some or most of the relatively clear "juice" is going to spill out.
2. Monica collects tea bags. She is an Argentinian living in Israel.
To collect tea bags seems a strange hobby, but as one gets to know it, falls in love with it. I always liked the different types of teas and infusions, its tastes and aromas, and was always attracted by envelopes varieties, but I´ve never happened to collect them.
She now has over 6,000 but only this one from Indonesia.
3. Jesus Of The Week gives you just that - a different Jesus every week. Unfortunately my dial-up connection, via Telkom and/or Indosat, doesn't let me download the complete page. Are Indonesian ISPs Muslim?
Footnote.
I suppose I'm disappointed that England are out of the World Cup, but as I got Portugal in the office sweepstake I'm only a little disappointed.
