For Hands That Do Dishes.
While slobbing around on my crash day is all very well, I realized by not going out I wouldn't have a photo using my splendid Google phone to upload. So, I decided to have some fun and you have to share it.
I know that Fairy Liquid and Fairy Soap are different things: for me, one is innocent (Fairy Liquid and its silly advertisements) the other quite naughty (Fairy Soap). I have this little lorry from when I used to post as Picanuper and it was to hand...
I spent a year in the USA and learned two things at school while there: how to count to 4 in Spanish and a verse of Ogden Nash. I learned from friends that, at Trick Or Treat a "trick" was to smear soap on their windows - rubbing a dry bar of soap against the glass would leave a film of soap that did no harm but was unsightly and difficult to get rid of. Fairy Soap, in the UK, was very good for that.
Again, the 'phone has delighted me !
So, there you have it.
For Hands That Do Dishes.
While slobbing around on my crash day is all very well, I realized by not going out I wouldn't have a photo using my splendid Google phone to upload. So, I decided to have some fun and you have to share it.
I know that Fairy Liquid and Fairy Soap are different things: for me, one is innocent (Fairy Liquid and its silly advertisements) the other quite naughty (Fairy Soap). I have this little lorry from when I used to post as Picanuper and it was to hand...
I spent a year in the USA and learned two things at school while there: how to count to 4 in Spanish and a verse of Ogden Nash. I learned from friends that, at Trick Or Treat a "trick" was to smear soap on their windows - rubbing a dry bar of soap against the glass would leave a film of soap that did no harm but was unsightly and difficult to get rid of. Fairy Soap, in the UK, was very good for that.
Again, the 'phone has delighted me !
So, there you have it.