The clues look interesting.... though I'm not sure about the last sentence, which ends with "then you can come in"... where exactly were your class? Did you shut them out in the playground? (I'm sure you are a very nice teacher though!)
Banana cake? Banana muffins? Banana milkshakes? My favourite is our banana muffin recipe, with choc chips!
Oooh bananas - I think they're just might be a couple downstairs that are beyond ripe. Unlike Amy we've got the opposite problem - they ripen too fast here. :)
Just had a friend say on FB that she made bananas but forgot the bananas ;) I came back to lots of bananas that are ripe, was thinking of baking banana bread WITH bananas this weekend.
...is what I speak. It describes what I actually say (nonsense, mostly) and how I say it (ie my accent, which is a mixture of all sorts - a bit of North of England, a bit of Irish, a bit of South West England, a lot of just me!) The word comes from my name, Mel, and the fact that I'm one-quarter Welsh. But there's not actually any Welsh in my accent. Go figure...
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I'd like to bake something that is similar to what you have shown here but someone is eating bananas faster than they can over ripen!
The clues look interesting.... though I'm not sure about the last sentence, which ends with "then you can come in"... where exactly were your class? Did you shut them out in the playground? (I'm sure you are a very nice teacher though!)
Banana cake? Banana muffins? Banana milkshakes? My favourite is our banana muffin recipe, with choc chips!
Oooh bananas - I think they're just might be a couple downstairs that are beyond ripe. Unlike Amy we've got the opposite problem - they ripen too fast here. :)
Just had a friend say on FB that she made bananas but forgot the bananas ;) I came back to lots of bananas that are ripe, was thinking of baking banana bread WITH bananas this weekend.
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