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Since Mum walked out, Dad has had to learn to cook for us.
He's not bad - he sometimes burns stuff. At first he�s only learned how to make curries, but last year the only thing he knew how to make was beans on toast. The rest he didn�t have a clue.
We can excuse him for burning things a little bit, but sometimes we can�t, especially if we're starving!
I usually help him, cos I�m a good cook and I�m always showing him what to do, and it comes out OK. It sometimes does get burnt, but I don�t mind the cooker. Dad does.
But he�s also a dangerous cook, and sometimes he's a hazard in the kitchen!
I�ve had training in that at school and one time he had left a knife in the sink and he just chucked it in, and it wasn�t in properly and the knife was still pointing out by accident. If anyone had moved straight forward it would have gone in them. And I said �dad, you didn�t put the knife in properly�. When you�re dealing with knives and fragile crockery, you always put it in gently, cos it could always go wrong. That�s what the teacher said. |
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