Do you know where we keep the potato peeler?

[inahurricane]

Fuck

Comments

[justhitstatic]

It's so nice to know that there are other females who don't have domesticated tendencies.

I've never even attempted to peel a potato, so you >>> me.

[inahurricane]

It's weird because I'm pretty domesticated in every other domesticatables. Just--cooking and I, we don't get along.

And it's not that bad! It's nothing like writing Nickel, but it's okay.

[nothingscripted]

it's okay baby. i'm terrible when it comes to that shit, honest. and i now live on my own. lol

always know that practice makes perfect but i know you and you'll be ready and have that shit down next time ;) <33

[inahurricane]

Your comment really made me feel better :) And hel-lo Ben Chace!

[beckyo]

*hugs*

You have to start somewhere.

[inahurricane]

*sigh* I knooooow :/

no sympathy comment from the LTR.

[fueldesire]

You suck lmfao. DJ Bro G judges you and so do I. <3

Re: no sympathy comment from the LTR.

[inahurricane]

Oh shut the fuck up lmao.

[evlarin]

*snug* They didn't exactly start off perfect, themselves. (And potatoes are surprisingly sturdy, before you get used to them.)

Actually, your grandma probably has calluses on her hands from cutting up potatoes and other vegetables, because it seems like some generations actually thought it wise to hold these things in their hands and drag the knife through the vegetable towards their hand. o.O <-- that is the face I wore anytime somebody did that in front of me.

I, myself, can now do potato chopping and peeling of quite good quality, but, because of my issues *cough*perfectionist*cough* it takes forever. ^.~
Onions and I will never meet at the cutting board, however. ^.^; I actually seem to have an involuntary reflex of backing away and trying to uninhale whenever I smell one. ^.^;