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The Hotel Toaster - We’ve All Been There! Step 1 - Place slice of bread on conveyor belt. Step 2 - Engage in small talk with other breakfast consumers. Step 3 - Wander off and tackle the hot food / cereal / pastries in the meantime. Step 4 - Sort out hot and cold drinks. Step 5 - Return to toasting machine and watch slice of bread edge closer to the fiery abyss. Step 6 - Engage in further small talk about how slow the machine is. Step 7 - Head back to your room and churn out 10,000-word dissertation for university. Step 8 - Start The Sopranos and watch everything from the pilot episode to the screen going black in the diner. Step 9 - Climb Mt Everest and then descend to Base Camp. Step 10 - Retrieve toast from toasting machine, decide that it’s too pale, put it back inside for a second time, repeat Steps 2-9, and then take the toast out, decide it’s burnt to buggery and then chuck it in the bin.

Did you know three quarters of parents find planning children's birthday parties more stressful than their day job? From endless to-do lists, dietary requirements, invitation politics, party set-up… and the dreaded clean-up, children's party planning is one of the most stressful things parents have to do. This is why PizzaExpress have it all covered with our Kids' Pizza Making Parties - from a pizza making masterclass, to bottomless squash, party games and gelato - we take the stress out of party planning for kids. Check out our new epic video on all things Kids' Pizza Making Parties at PizzaExpress, featuring none other than James and Clair Buckley. We think we know where your next kids' party will be after watching this!

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One of the most common parts of planning that we get asked questions about is what kind of food is best to serve at a Children's Party. We set out to cover everything you might want to think about in this blog.

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Examples of the Different Types of PAST TENSES Verbs can change their form depending on what tense you use. When an action is done in the past, PAST TENSES are used. Let's take a look into the different type of PAST TENSES! ✅ Simple Past = Verb + -ed (for regular verbs) OR irregular forms (e.g., "went," "saw"). This describes a completed action that happened at a specific time in the past. Example: "I went to the party." ✅ Past Continuous (Past Progressive) = Was/Were + verb + -ing. This describes an ongoing action that was happening at a specific moment in the past, often interrupted by another action. Example: "I was cooking dinner." ✅ Past Perfect = Had + past participle. This describes an action that was completed before another action or point in the past. Example: "I had studied English." ✅ Past Perfect Continuous (Past Perfect Progressive) = Had been + verb + -ing. This describes an action that started in the past and continued up until another action or point in the past. Example: "I had been cleaning the house." 👉 Save this post to review it later and let me know in the comments if these tips were helpful! 💬

We look at the pros and cons of different types of cooktops to help you decide which one's right for you. Read more: https://bit.ly/4esCaHy

"Happy Christmas week! 🎄🎅🏽 To add some festive fun to your holiday, I'll be sharing one Christmas-themed math game each day that you can enjoy with your family. Here's the first one! Let the holiday learning begin!" Christmas Fraction Fun! Use cookies or gingerbread to introduce fractions. For example, “If we cut this cookie into 4 equal pieces, how much of the cookie is left if you eat 1 piece?” Or, create fraction-based recipes for holiday treats. Have fun and enjoy the holidays!

Are you planning your Child's Birthday Party, then take a look at our blog on what food to serve. It includes lots of practical hints and tips. https://lnkd.in/e7QQ7b6a

Working will help put food on the table, but the purpose of work is NOT to put food on the table. Here are 5 reasons for work beyond putting food on the table. 👇🏿