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does anyone use an apron when cleaning and cooking
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I was thinking about this thread the otehr day and here it comes, rejuvinated. What made me think of it was that I've bought one of these:
http://i16.ebayimg.com/04/i/000/b7/e4/1e77_1.JPG Really nice apron. Great for the season. But as usual, so small!0 -
Pink-winged wrote: »Hi Laura,
What's an 'inbetweenie' ?
Pink
It's naive Laura speak, sorry Sarah saver & Pink
I was referring to the post after mine with the pics.
....& if I say anymore the modern world thought police might call?
Do you want a PM?0 -
Sarahsaver wrote: »My mum had an old 1950s book on pregnancy and babycare and it said you MUST have a rubber apron for when you are bathing the baby.
I should have thought of this when DS was smaller I had to cover him in greasy stuff for his eczema, I used to keep a spare set of clothes just for that, as anything I wore got covered in grease spots. An apron would have been just the thing!
Well, at least I have a rubber apron, so I'll be prepared when I become a mother. Maybe I could use it if babysitting a child and have to bath her.0 -
I answered the door to my 20-something neighbour this morning wearing my 'pinny' and a headscarf as I was in the middle of making 4 dozen mince pies. I might as well have been naked given the look of horror on his face, I'm only 29 but he seemed to think I was a bit odd!0
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LisbonLaura wrote: »It's naive Laura speak, sorry Sarah saver & Pink
I was referring to the post after mine with the pics.
....& if I say anymore the modern world thought police might call?
Do you want a PM?
I'm afraid you've lost me completely now. Maybe it's just me. 
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PM for Pink0
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Am I the only one that thinks "pinny" is a very feminine word?Like "loo". What man goes to the "loo"?0
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I bought a Nigella Lawson duck egg blue apron from TK Maxx for £4 and it is a real comfort blanket. Never cook without it now.Just when I'm about to make ends meet, somebody moves the ends0
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thriftychick wrote: »I bought a Nigella Lawson duck egg blue apron from TK Maxx for £4 and it is a real comfort blanket. Never cook without it now.
Oooh, I never thought about TK Maxx for aprons, I've not been in for years.
That's an excuse then.
Aiming to be Debt free by October 2013
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...erm can you PM me too please?LisbonLaura wrote: »It's naive Laura speak, sorry Sarah saver & Pink
I was referring to the post after mine with the pics.
....& if I say anymore the modern world thought police might call?
Do you want a PM?
ThanksMember no.1 of the 'I'm not in a clique' group :rotfl:
I have done reading too!
To avoid all evil, to do good,
to purify the mind- that is the
teaching of the Buddhas.0
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