Apparently, the below* is to save me from constantly wiping wet hands on the back of my jeans, which according to George is a particularly annoying habit, and from burning my hands on the oven using our old threadbare teatowels to
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| *also proving I need a new knife, preferably one with a complete tip |
However, I was a little more excited about the present that just happened to find its way into the shopping trolley. No idea how. Must be a mystery admirer.
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| Guess what this is for...? |
Don't blame me, please. I may be a foodie but I can't help being the daughter of a an English teacher.
Hello Sarah! I'm one of your mum's fans. As another English teacher, I like your style.
ReplyDeleteThanks Isabelle!
DeleteEnglish teacher here, too. I love new notebooks - a clean slate. The scent of fresh pages. Always holds such promise.
ReplyDeleteTotally agree. I'm rather hoping a certain someone might get the hint and buy me a pen to go with it...!
DeleteGosh: the pressure of being viewed by English teachers!
ReplyDelete'Recipes devised from leftovers' sounds like a topic for further exploration, and perfect for students.
Hausfrau - quite! I love the recipe topic suggestion - I actually wrote a cookbook for my sister when she went off to university four years ago. I'll have to delve back into it!
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