Ah yes, silly me. I read it as a backing-up word. Y'know, like when someone offers you something from the buffet and you say:"I usually take cake" just before picking up some cake.Originally Posted by Miriel
Yes, I know. When someone adds in "usually" to their statement, it means that this time, they have done something different. Different from the usual. Usually I wait until the last minutes. This time I haven't, thus the 2 hours to spare.2 hours is more than last minutes.Voted. And with 2 hours to spare! I usually wait until the very last minutes.
