I hate chopping vegetables. I’m slow, clumsy and I quickly get bored. I know practice would probably help – à la Meryl Streep in Julie & Julia – but I really don’t like
cooking enough to put in the effort
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I hate chopping vegetables. I’m slow, clumsy and quickly get bored. I know practice would probably help – a la Meryl Streep in Julie & Julia – but I really don’t like cooking enough to put in the effort
