Well, the Christmas tree at home was constructed and decorated yesterday. It will last the entire holiday period without dropping a single needle, as it doesn't have any.
That's 2 years on the trot we've done the tree branch concept - we're going to have to do something different next year.
I've been waging a one man crusade at work against the teaspoon in a small bowl of dirty water for some time now. You know how when some people have used a teaspoon, rather than simply rinsing it under the tap, drying it (which isn't even necessary if the tap is hot) and putting it back in the drawer, they plonk it into a small bowl of water which gets progressively more dirty and becomes a bit of a health hazard? When said bowl of water gets to the stage of looking like a petri dish experiment, they inexplicably take the spoon from the festering bowl, rinse it under the tap to clean off the gunk, stir their tea or coffee and put the spoon back into the gunge in the bowl.
That's 2 years on the trot we've done the tree branch concept - we're going to have to do something different next year.
I've been waging a one man crusade at work against the teaspoon in a small bowl of dirty water for some time now. You know how when some people have used a teaspoon, rather than simply rinsing it under the tap, drying it (which isn't even necessary if the tap is hot) and putting it back in the drawer, they plonk it into a small bowl of water which gets progressively more dirty and becomes a bit of a health hazard? When said bowl of water gets to the stage of looking like a petri dish experiment, they inexplicably take the spoon from the festering bowl, rinse it under the tap to clean off the gunk, stir their tea or coffee and put the spoon back into the gunge in the bowl.
Well, I took the step of removing said bowl from our work kitchen several months ago, forcing people to rinse and dry their teaspoons, which worked, but it has mysteriously reappeared.
I shall find the culprit.
1 comment:
After two years of the same thing, you should be thinking about "branching out" ;)
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