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@Judeemma Actually I need to do this soon- maybe next week! But we have had pasta a lot this week

@scriptwren Mac n cheese?

What can I make as a nice dinner for us all tonight? It’s been a bruising week with a lot of work stress for us both, some upsetting family behaviour to navigate, long hours and youngest had exams. I have to do a ballet run between 6-8:30pm.

@GillianSurgey I really like MMC! We had it last week so I’ll save this for later thank you

@scriptwren #BritishHeartFoundation version of #MarryMeChicken is very quick, easy & tasty plus it’s a healthier version. Easy to adjust for more people. I make this quite often. Personally I prefer to call this recipe Chicken with sun-dried tomato sauce. 😘

@GarrethAspinall Ooh nice!

@scriptwren Nigella’s chicken with orzo…… could probably pop it in at 6 and it would be ready at 8:30pm….. might need to cook it at a lower temp…… nigella.com/recipes/chicke…

@Laurenncaul Much love. She is beautiful x

On 20 March 2022 at 08:58 you silently came into this world. Today should be such a joyous day, celebrating your 4th birthday should be full of fun and laughter but instead it’s remembrance and heartache. Happy 4th Birthday my beautiful girl, I love you infinitely 🤍

@mpscomms Sounds nice!

@scriptwren Any kind of chicken and vegetable tray bake?

@clumsyoaf33 Ooh this all sounds lush. Am tempted to do enchiladas!

@scriptwren Beef/chicken enchiladas with nachos Pulled pork with boa buns/slaw with sweet potato fries Homemade Chicken satay skewers with flatbread/rice/broccoli (easy to make) Steak is always a winner Homemade burgers Teriyaki’s salmon with veg noodles/rice

@AnnBarnesKent So tempting!

@scriptwren A takeaway? Fish, chips and mushy peas -delicious with a bottle of Chablis of course.

@Mlu__N2 What the heck was she doing cutting it when hot and what on earth was the cutting action about? All over the place!

I love that they don’t know it’s good until she reacts 🤣. Girl has her own sourdoughbros hyping her up......

@CREWcazz Thank you! It does sound nice but we have had pasta twice this week already!

@scriptwren Pasta bake? Boil some pasta and fry up some onion, garlic, chilli if you like it and minced beef if you eat meat. Add a tin of tomatoes and simmer. Stir in some chopped mozzarella and put it all into an ovenproof dish. More cheese and Parmesan on top and bake for about 15 mins.

@SiblingSecret Totally agree

David McKenna was truly incredible in Lord of the Flies as Piggy. I loved his performance so much. I’m looking forward to seeing him in The Magician’s Nephew later this year…#davidmckenna #lordoftheflies #digorykirke

@Lookinupatstars Yes true. I remember being scared of glandular fever when I was a teen at that was the one publicised back then- and ended up with ME at 16. But at least that was not potentially fatal.

@scriptwren This outbreak is *extraordinary* no one saw it coming. You just can’t protect children against every possible eventuality, it’s not feasible. My friend’s son caught glandular fever during Freshers Week: I’d never heard of it! All you can do is ensure their shots are up to date 🫤

My eldest daughter gets her MenB vaccine this morning at the uni. We’re in Canterbury. Fair play to the government for organising the rollout so quickly. I hope this outbreak is now contained & the vaccine rollout continues nationwide to every child not protected.

@jolivsey Ha! There will be a riot! (Home made pizza tomorrow)

@scriptwren I think that’s Kellogg’s Crunchy Nut for dinner, with a sliced banana if you can find a little bit of extra energy. Relax, regroup, make a nice dinner tomorrow. Xx

@Lookinupatstars It is awful. I had always planned to vax my lot before uni, as friends had done it for theirs. Hence the booking, which I had annoyingly been meaning to do for a few weeks!

@scriptwren I think the govt sequestered private supplies. I also *think* this outbreak has been contained (only those at the club seem to have contracted it). The govt now has to vaccinate all students; imagine if this happened again?

Suppose I’d better start my college work. Two massive online units to get through. My eyes.

@DrAnakwenze @upshine3 Chelsea and Ken not totally representative of upper class though. Generational wealth is country wide and often based in countryside with a place in London too. They tend to keep choosing the same names. But the ones you cited have had UC cachet removed by middle class take up

You’re right! Once a name hits the Top 10, the Chelsea and Kensington set usually drops it like a hot potato. But that’s the game! The upper class defines the trend, the middle class buys it, and then the upper class moves on to something even more obscure (like Algernon or Digby). The pedigree' isn’t in the name itself, but in being the one who used it before it was acquired.

What’s a baby boy name that screams generational wealth and private school tuition?

@EadieM3adie @ISEERED07 If you work out who she is when she pops back up, do let me know. Sounds like blocking might be in order

@EadieM3adie @ISEERED07 I have noticed her behaviour before but no, I don’t remember interacting with her personally

@DrAnakwenze @upshine3 Nothing to do with uniqueness. But those names have absolutely been acquired by the middle class and are no longer seen as representative of upper. class. Names- just like language- change in their symbolism.

@scriptwren @upshine3 Popularity doesn't erase pedigree. A name like Arthur or Archibald carries a generational weight that a trendy modern name doesn't. They aren't just names; they're family history. The upper class isn't about being unique; it's about being established.