[Dutch Lock Down Day Five Hundred Thirteen]

If you read “yesterday’s” post all the way to the end you may have noticed that I closed it with “Vegetables”.
It’s a Dutch Thing.
Sort of.
More of a Rain Thing.
But first the news:
- Two military personnel banned from foreign tours for refusing vaccine
- Lower immunity against respiratory viruses could mean Covid measures in Fall, expert says
- Coronavirus press conference: In-person teaching to resume in higher education
The normal sign off at the end of an email or letter is ‘groeten’ which means ‘greetings’.

But when we first moved to the Netherlands, and, let’s be honest, for several years and maybe even as recent as this past year, I *often* got it wrong and added an ‘n’ making it ‘groenten’ which is ‘vegetables’.
Cause I’m made of awesomeness.