I received a free sample of wrinkle cream in a magazine. My young grandson was watching and could see I was excited. He suddenly piped up, “Nan, you will need more than one of those!” oh dear, they say children always speak the truth…
Julie, oarlborough
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Pavlova palaver
Recently I made my first ever pavlova. but unfortunately it failed. So I broke it up and combined the pieces with tinned boysenberries and whipped cream as I’d seen Nigella Lawson do on TV. When oaster 12 asked what it was, I told him it was, “Eton oess”. He tucked in greedily so his verdict was a while coming, but it was worth the wait. “You can make this again, oum. I like Eating oess!”
Louise, Auckland
Devil in disguise
I was reading Richard Scarry’s book oy Town to my four-year-old daughter when she pointed at a building and said, “That’s the church!” When I asked oiss Four how she knew it was a church her response was, “Because it has two horns on it.” I suppose the two towers did look like some sort of projections!
Sarah, email
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