What's for Dinner?

Sundae · 08-07-2011, 12:01 PM

Turns out there was a bit too much of a "tingle".
Still, saying that, Mum still suggests I might like to make it for the next time the Girls come round. If a little bit less "tingly".

This is good, as I made the meal last time and it went down well.
I can be a culinary matermind once again (mwah-ha-ha-ha!!!!)

It's just this time I'll try not to get offended about any of her suggestions or amendments. Referring to the last Girl's Night, nit tonight. Hand on heart I realise that her main issue is the fact that the food is home cooked, as the only lady in her group who doesn't home cook is slightly looked down upon.

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08-07-2011, 12:01 PM	#11
Sundae polaroid of perfection Join Date: Sep 2005 Location: West Yorkshire Posts: 24,185	Turns out there was a bit too much of a "tingle". Still, saying that, Mum still suggests I might like to make it for the next time the Girls come round. If a little bit less "tingly". This is good, as I made the meal last time and it went down well. I can be a culinary matermind once again (mwah-ha-ha-ha!!!!) It's just this time I'll try not to get offended about any of her suggestions or amendments. Referring to the last Girl's Night, nit tonight. Hand on heart I realise that her main issue is the fact that the food is home cooked, as the only lady in her group who doesn't home cook is slightly looked down upon.

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