They claim that they want to isolate things, but then put in a huge amount of general renovations like lighting as well. They will not be able to show anything

Hadn't twigged that one, but it is definitely a possibility.

In my family we call going grey "getting your glitter in" and I sort of love it. My great aunt styled her speckled white curls so well and I loved it.

1. When the government say teachers are appreciated but they don't fund a pay rise.

2. The office reaction when you get the break time toilet duty slot.

I always find it interesting that these lessons exist within teaching Christianity, but almost nowt else. (Occasionally Hindu traditions gets it at A-level) Really strange how our idea of what is "right" to teach shifts.

This is so useful to share with the pgce student I am mentoring right now. We've discussed how "truth" is conceived within RE and so this is very relevant.

So do these specific ducks just go on random jaunts to rivers around Europe?

The spinner sees your desires!

So I'm the weirdo who buys these from charity shops. I love seeing real life planning in travel guides. And I'm basically a memory vampire.

Wales gives rain to all (auspicious) occasions. It's a little liquid blessing and a reminder to get a really good raincoat.

Glad my spice education is getting put to use!

Bart the spice brand has red pepper flakes or they are sometimes in the Sainsbury's selection.

Garam masala is always a good bet for Indian. Some chaat masalas have chilli in but the main thing you are wanting is the green mango powder (aamchur) and black salt which give a kick.

So a slightly different issue my sister has is that she cannot deal with spicy at all l. When I cook for her
Italian: red pepper flakes and up the herbs. Admit it won't be the same.

Indian: garam masala or chat masala with ginger and garlic.

Mexican: up the coriander and cumin. Mb green pepper

If you want heat try ginger, garlic and black pepper.

What cuisine is it? That can help with substitutes as you can tell what the chilli is doing.

We are planning on how to use these with our year 10 and 11 groups. They are really nice and accessible listens.

The story graph is so good