Re: Housewives' well-side conversation

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kousei4    Posts: 71

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Moms enjoyed parish-pump conversation at the well in certain time of the day.
Well, thats how they were networking each other, but in retrospect it was sort of funny.

True. We used to see well for common use in my younger days.
Villagers spent times to gather and wash radish for making pickles.

Parish-pump conversation...that I saw often was sometimes for talking bad things about others, but thats not everything. Parish-pump communication was useful in view of sharing wisdom of living, like, tips for making good pickles.

Marchan