Lasagne

Posted on 2009/04/05 17:49:36 (April 2009).

[Thursday 2nd April]
Poor old Chie had to work quite late today - she didn't get out of the office until around 8 which is pretty unusual for her. I could tell she was a bit tired and fed up so in an attempt to cheer her up I made a lasagne for dinner, which came out rather nicely as always (it seems to be a pretty much foolproof dish).

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