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14 minutes ago, Shelby said:They get crunchy on the outside and meltingly creamy on the inside. Ronnie and I fought over the last one.
Yes. Indeed. The last meal I cooked before being hospitalised included such potatoes. This, I hasten to add, had no bearing on WHY I was hospitalised.
My siblings and I fought over spuds. I was the eldest (still am) so usually won!
13 minutes ago, Shelby said:They get crunchy on the outside and meltingly creamy on the inside. Ronnie and I fought over the last one.
Yes. Indeed. The last meal I cooked before being hospitalised included such potatoes. This, I hasten to add, had no bearing on WHY I was hospitalised.
My siblings and I fought over sounds. I was the eldest (still am) so usually won!
12 minutes ago, Shelby said:They get crunchy on the outside and meltingly creamy on the inside. Ronnie and I fought over the last one.
Yes. Indeed. The last meal I cooked before being hospitalised included such potatoes. This, I hasten to add, had no bearing on WHY I was hospitalised.
My siblings and I fought over sounds. I was the eldest s so usually won!
9 minutes ago, Shelby said:They get crunchy on the outside and meltingly creamy on the inside. Ronnie and I fought over the last one.
Yes. Indeed. The last meal I cooked before being hospitalised included such potatoes. This, I hasten to add, had no bearing on WHY I was hospitalised.
