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Please sir, I wan't some more
Saw a headline on the BBC News digitext just now: "Oliver tops Christmas books list".
What with all the Dickens 200th birthday celebrations starting up, I immediately thought Oliver Twist was an odd choice for a Christmas book. A good book, but not his most Christmassy, and not as much fun as, say, Bleak House.
Then I read the article and found it referred to Jamie Oliver.
So, how is his campaign to improve the nutritional value of the gruel served in workhouses going?
What with all the Dickens 200th birthday celebrations starting up, I immediately thought Oliver Twist was an odd choice for a Christmas book. A good book, but not his most Christmassy, and not as much fun as, say, Bleak House.
Then I read the article and found it referred to Jamie Oliver.
So, how is his campaign to improve the nutritional value of the gruel served in workhouses going?