The contrast is stark isn't it? Marcus Rashford seems to have gone into everything in a positive way. He may have disagreed with policy, but he didn't start furiously shouting about 'people coming at him', he made contacts and got on with the business of changing things, using his platform cleverly and skillfully and generously. I haven't seen any sign of him bitching on the internet at anyone who's dared to disagree with him, or comments that sound like he assumes *everyone* else is a dick who needs to be shown the right way before he starts. He's just influenced and motivated and achieved brilliant things first locally then nationally. JM is embarrassing herself right now. I can't see how she can't see that. Like others have said, for god's sake, SIT DOWN, your way of doing this sucks.
That gif is making me feel a little unwell
When you're skint, I'd go for pancakes instead. Add selfraising flour and a splash of yoghurt/lemon juice/milk/whatever and stick in a pan until they puff up. And almost everybody likes pancakes.That gif is making me feel a little unwell
Best thing to make with bananas is Smitten Kitchen chocolate banana bread
Some people can't seem to do anything without a, hand hold. I used to post on Mumsnet and there were always, always posts along the lines of "what should I buy at aldi"..I don't know, just get whatever you want?
She seriously needs to sit down and shut the duck up. Or just shut the duck up. That'll do. She won't though.
More to the point, why are people buying stuff they don't know how to use? I saw someone had tweeted JM because they'd bought some banana blossom from Asda and had no idea what to do with it - which clearly hadn't stopped them picking it up from the shelf and paying for it...
Too late now, but also can I suggest addition of bacon, finely chopped rashers of smoked bacon, cooked with the onions. It's my anglicised substitute for pancetta that appears in a lot of traditional ragu recipes.@MarmiteExtract
Sautéing the onions on a lower heat for longer, cooking the onions before adding the mince, and simmering the bolognese for longer on a lower heat to take away some of the acidity, and make it slightly sweeter.
Child had seconds and kept thanking me
As a dog lover, I am in the same bracket and would rather make sure a dog was fed rather than myself.
I was shocked by the reduced fridge in Tesco the other day! It was absolutely rammed. I’m vegan but the amount of meat in there for nothing was astonishing. I think the dates have all gone to pot.
Yes! This is my response to all those events that involve buying clothing/crap that is headed for the bin after the event. I always have to find a way to calml/politely explain why I won’t be buying and wearing said jumper, red nose, pyjamas, T-shirt. etc.
Sounds awful but I’m desperate to see a photo.
I’m quoting my own post (classic Jack move).
The other thing, and sorry if I missed someone else also saying it, is that some children (possibly even a lot of children) are incredibly fussy about food, because reasons. My daughter has had a very restricted diet at times. I know people say that they'll 'eat when they're hungry' but I tested that theory once or twice with her and I broke way before she did. That pack with the biscuits and sachets and stuff, I could have made meals out of that that she probably would have eaten at primary school age. It's all well and good to go on about ideal nutrition, but the reality is, sometimes you just want your kid to eat *something*. A pack full of interesting veg, most fresh meat, lentils etc would have been no use to me or her.
