"Tonight's episode of Songs of Praise contains strong language and scenes of a sexual nature."

[chaletian]

I am currently alternating between reading The Subtle Knife (very good) and information about food hygiene, so that I can confidently claim that I know how not to give people food poisoning when I come to do the catering scheme thingy. Apparently drying dishes with a tea-towel that lives in the dog's basket is not considered the done thing. Who

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[katie__pillar]

What, my parenting one? Her blog is at www.emmakennedy.net (I think, anyway. It's on my feeds if you look at my profile.)

[b_liz]

Apparently drying dishes with a tea-towel that lives in the dog's basket is not considered the done thing.

Oh good, otherwise I'd have to rush out and buy a dog basket to keep my tea-towel in *g*

[mrs_redboots]

Reminds me of a few months ago when they confidently announced on the BBC News that the way to sterilise your dishcloths, etc, was to put them in the microwave for 2 minutes.

A few hours later, they posted a message to the effect that one _shouldn't_ do this unless said dishcloths were wet, as apparently fire brigades had been kept busy all day visiting microwave fires caused by people putting dry cloths into theirs....

[ungratefulwench]

I am disturbed, yet intrigued, by your subject line.