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L'ananas!
It says in the article that it's essential to inhale Jack Monroe's books. I'm not really comfortable with the thought of that.Jay Rayner just posted a link to this on Twitter - it's an article about student cookbooks but it reminded me of someone else...
'Patronising word-salad': why student cookbooks make me sick
They’re only useful as a laptop stand, says a student food blogger
Me too, Hotes, very recently in fact. It's absolutely horrible, and I'm glad you feel much happier now!!Dear frauen, I hope that my IRL stuff is now done and I will be less BUSY soon.
On topic- can’t wait to tattle along to the insta bollox tonightI will be vague but recently I’ve had to revisit a situation and people where I was gaslighted. Not for too long and I recognised it for what it was. I was a bit sad earlier having been exposed to some more of the same, in fact in classic style I was blamed for always moaning...about the gaslighting. Hanyway I came for a distractagrunk and I feel so much happier (even though Mack Jonroe has been particularly triggering to some of the canal) I think it’s just because I feel “safe” around keepers of receipts if you know what I mean? It’s made me feel so much better to remember the world is full of Fraus of the Haus p
It's the worst when a person like that hurts you but all of their friends are won over by them, so seeing a forum like this exists gives me huge relief that other people are capable of seeing right through a narc's lies and deceit.
I thought so, too. The weekly performative £20 trek to ASDA, and always ASDA, which she made sound like a Mount Everest tour, was probably an attempt. Since the offers did not exactly roll in poor old ASDA never got a mention again
, ah, wait, the last time she mentioned it was in her Christmas slop dinner for the Express.
That quote sums up the article as a whole.
Aren’t there 2- are you taking both?Bagsy the egg chair
Sorry if this shows me up to be a 'middle-aged home economist who went to university 25 years ago', but how on earth do you do a tequila shot in your eye?Jay Rayner just posted a link to this on Twitter - it's an article about student cookbooks but it reminded me of someone else...
'Patronising word-salad': why student cookbooks make me sick
They’re only useful as a laptop stand, says a student food blogger
Question for tonight maybe?
Might be more palatable than the recipes. And it is exactly what I would expect someone called Fliss Freeborn to do; quirkily, barefoot in her Cotswold kitchen, sideboards strewn with dried herbs and smugness.
Wearing lululemon and SB post peloton ride.
When working as a tequila shot girl during Uni, I did miss someone’s mouth and poured it straight into his eye. Did he get drunk from imbibing it ocularly? It remains a mystery as I wasn’t allowed to work in the tequila tent after that.
I'm so glad someone said it. The name tipped me off too. How am I *not* going to google someone called 'Fliss Freeborn' to double check my assumptions were right? (they are).
Whilst playing a ukelele.
I snorted vodka once.
Oh hell no, she won't get anywhere near that!
