Last week, I met a teach while I was food shopping. She taught me (and Deckard) how to use a sewing machine.
At Chesham High School it was compulsory to do both needlwork style lessons, although it was mainly sweatshirts and patches and stuff, and to do cookery lessons.
For 2 years we had no choice....in amongst the Maths and Chemistry and Cross Country Running , Geography and stuff like that....we had several quite long lessons per week where we learned stuff.
As I stood in the que, I recognised this lady, and introduced myself and allowed her to guess my name, but didn't let her struggle...poor woman must have taught thousands and thousands....
but she did it, and we chatted briefly, she asked about Deckard too, and we went our seperate ways.
And as she left I realised that it was partly her and her cookery colleague that made me who I am....
So ladies.....if you have or want children...I strongly urge you to try to choose a school that spreads its lessons across lots of stuff....make sure that things that are even NOW considered Girly, are forced into young minds....
cos I can STILL thread a Belina sewing machine with little or no thought...
I cook, and more importantly, cos of my Cookery lessons, I CLEAN too....my cookery teacher, drummed that in BIG TIME......she was a star too....
What do you lot think of blokes with girly ways? SOme blokes are very very blokey...and I know of several lasses who would HATE to see their boyfriends ironing, cos its not masculine enough....
whats THAT all about?


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, and we chatted briefly, she asked about Deckard too, and we went our seperate ways.
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often making himself late for work, cos the shirt has to be perfect
if he wants to do the washin thats fine as well, as long as he remembers the colours and to remove EVERYTHING out of the machine.....

Lads have to be able to live on their own and do stuff for themselves, so the earlier they learn the better 



