WHEN DID WE FIRST START USING FORKS?
By Robert J. Tinsky – Copyright 2008
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Thank you! Our 5 year old (after being told to please use her fork and not her fingers!) asked me “Mommy, who decided to use silly forks anyway? Blue Bulls?”
The Blue Bulls are a local rugby team and NOT the team we’re cheering for, so everything she doesn’t like must be the Bulls’ fault!