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A rusty non-stick wok, at thatOriginally posted by zeitghost View PostA rusty wok?
Have I ever mentioned the two bill spikes in the "pantry"?
It would have been a "pantry" back in 1912 when the house was built and has a proper stone shelf for the milk & butter to sit on.
Anyway, the bill spikes have bills on them going back to the 1920s.
You never know when something is going to come in useful, like.

You should scan the bills and put them online
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They were in the car where I'd taken them off to put the sunglasses on. Pleasingly, the sunglasses were also in the car, rather than the house, which is something I'm prone to doing.Originally posted by barrydidit View PostIn other more mundane news, my glasses appear to be missing. They're not on the top of my head btw
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I expect they're exceedingly good at that..Originally posted by zeitghost View PostThe crumbs are jamming up this keyboard.
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