To whom it may concern:

[mdlbear]

Just because our new kitchen faucet is on a nice high tower that lets you pile an extra nine inches or so of dirty dishes in the sink, that doesn't mean that you have to do it! People who cook in our kitchen should clean up after themselves.

Yes, I know: I'm living in a fantasy world.

Update: Although the white corel dishes are almost indestructible, it can be done if you drop something heavy on top of one. Or step on one. Kids with messy rooms, take note.

Safety Tip: Do not wrap a sponge around the sharp edge of a knife to wipe it off, hoping that it won't slice into your fingers just as easily as it slices the sponge. The last thing I need when I'm out to dinner is a call to pick up a kid in the emergency room. Wipe each side of the blade separately, holding the edge away from you and wiping from the back of the blade toward the edge, i.e. also away from you. Gamers may like to think of it as the same action you use to wipe blood off a single-edged dagger.

Comments

[mdlbear]

I'm the only person I know who picked up a soldering iron by the wrong end, twice!

[animekid.livejournal.com]

Eeiii....a painful ouch I'm sure ó_ò;;