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Well its still hot here but other states are worse off wth 30 odd bushfires still not out in New South Wales,west of Sydney, Victoria has 11 still going , Tasmania which was the worse is controlled, people returning to find thier homes destroyed and other spared.
Here's a jingle from the cancer people self explanatory

Question --knife and fork i have heard are used differently in the USA. was told that after cutting up your food the knife is put down and a fork is used for eating with, could be just another thing we do different

posted on Jan 9, 2013 1:46 AM ()

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It doesn't really matter how we do it but most of us cut with the fork if
the food is soft enough.

comment by elderjane on Jan 10, 2013 4:21 AM ()

see the american way in movies using the fork after cutting with knife put knife down --pick up fork to eat with

reply by kevinshere on Jan 11, 2013 1:30 AM ()

I learned the European style of eating as a young teen visiting Germany. It made so much sense, I have eaten than way ever since.

A friend just has been biopsied for skin cancer. Wear that hat, Kevin!

comment by marta on Jan 9, 2013 4:58 PM ()

we use knife and fork European way as well,have had four skin cancer (melanomer) removed from nose , we were not told in the past of danger

reply by kevinshere on Jan 9, 2013 6:24 PM ()

I used fork to cut up some depending what I am eating.Doesn't matter any utensil is good for me if I can cut it,eat it etc.No problem.Now do I have a fork mmmm.Good video

comment by fredo on Jan 9, 2013 1:14 PM ()

gota have a fork to finish the job, i hate mybloggers fingers

reply by kevinshere on Jan 9, 2013 6:25 PM ()

I think the European style where the fork stays in the left hand with the knife ready as a helper is more efficient. Watching my English cousins eat, some of them go to great lengths to build a bite of food on the fork: some meat, a little of the veg, and some sauce. It is more thoughtful eating than we do over here where we often dump the sauce over the meat, and eat the veg separate.

Thanks for the video! I'll show it to the person who needs the message.

comment by troutbend on Jan 9, 2013 11:53 AM ()

Even with the warnings kids still turn at hospital up with severe sunburn.

reply by kevinshere on Jan 9, 2013 6:28 PM ()

I'm thinking it's a hold over from when mommy and daddy used to cut up all the food on the plate for us and then stick a spoon or fork in our hands. Knives are also handy for pushing food onto the fork. Forks are handy for cutting soft foods such as cooked veg and chips (if your not one who eats them with your fingers

comment by nittineedles on Jan 9, 2013 10:25 AM ()

Was watching a movie--Cheyanne Social Club ---the other night where James Stewart was eating a meal, he used the knife to cut up his meal then put knife down and picked up his fork to eat with.
An old movie but a goodie.

reply by kevinshere on Jan 9, 2013 6:35 PM ()

We will use the left hand to 'hold' the meat and cut with knife in right hand then put fork and knife down and pick up fork in right hand to spear whatever we are going to put in our mouth! Do you really just eat with the knife??? That's what it sounds like!

comment by greatmartin on Jan 9, 2013 7:35 AM ()

Okay, we do it the European way , use the knife to cut and push meat and veg onto fork.

reply by kevinshere on Jan 9, 2013 6:20 PM ()

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