Anyway, I was at my parents' house over the weekend and spotted a
new type of kitchen utensil. I realise a blog is not the best medium for a game that's essentially twenty questions, so I've also included a picture. Can you guess what it is? Even with seeing it, I was none the wiser. It hasn't got any moving parts it is just a lot of spikes in a row on a handle.
new type of kitchen utensil. I realise a blog is not the best medium for a game that's essentially twenty questions, so I've also included a picture. Can you guess what it is? Even with seeing it, I was none the wiser. It hasn't got any moving parts it is just a lot of spikes in a row on a handle.I suppose I should also post something about my fell running training. Here's what I've done over the last few weeks:
Saturday: 9 miles
Sunday: 4 miles hill reps
Monday: 4 miles steady
Tuesday: No running (Mrs Noel at Bjorn Again!)
Wednesday: No running (Mrs Noel's fell race - Herod Farm - 3rd lady and 1st LV40)
Thursday: 10 miles
Friday: 3 miles
Weekly total: 30 miles
Saturday: 5 miles
Sunday: 8.5 miles
Monday: 3 miles (hill sprint reps)
Tonight: 6 miles
Here's a picture from one of my runs. It's the steaming slurry heap from one of the local farms amid Saturday's early-morning frost. It's a glamorous life this fell running.
Like what you've done with the photo Noel - I can almost smell it. The mystery utensil is, of course, a jelly fork!
ReplyDeleteIs it for combing Spaghetti into a more linear pattern on the plate, thereby making access to the meatballs a more straightforward operation? Also useful for obsessive compulsives that like their meals to presented in an orderly fashion on the plate? The Howard Hughes Spag Comb?
ReplyDeleteI think both these suggestions should be added to its intended use. This might increase sales of the...
ReplyDeleteI'll tell you all in a few days ;)