Waiting to hear how he got on. He is an enthusiastic, mile a day, swimmer in middle age - I did try to encourage him as a kid - could see his potential - but was he interested then? Huh!
Mr Lester may wear a t-shirt as we are only going to the party to celebrate the wedding, the theory being a NICE tshirt under his cream silk/linen jacket - not a blinking sludge coloured olympic one. He has seen sense! [mightily relieved emoticon]
Sounds very good to me, anno. Hope he enjoyed his swim!
Just been "setting up" the kitchen for biscuit decorating by one ten year old and one eleven year old. Have now left them alone with a supply of icing sugar and bits and bobs. Probably not wise, but.....
Yes, I'm sure he enjoyed it! Bags, there was nothing my GD liked better than messing about in the kitchen when she was that age and usually ended up with something almost edible. She now makes birthday cakes for her student mates and did a spectacular one for her brother this month!
Yes, there's nothing like doing stuff with food for learning how it all works, is there? Besides, kids love cooking. We're doing some Scottish recipes with Cubs at the mo. They all love it. So far the Scotch pancakes they produced two weeks ago and shortbread this week have been excellent. Potato scones next week....
Today they brought back two bags of drinks cans and other detritus they'd found under a rope tree on the lane where they play, and asked me which bins to put stuff in. They're learning!
Butter There now, you needn't have gone to so much trouble with the wedding food. Haggis, neaps and tatties, served by a gang of willing young helpers [Bags daughter at the helm] would have been great fun...