A new arrival for the Spoon Family

A new arrival for the Spoon Family

I am happy to announce the arrival of the latest member of the Spoon Family, our cat.  We have created the cat because I was asked, when I did the Young Authors Conference at Baranoff Elementary School, Austin, TX, if we could have a cat and not just a dog.  He will be named by the student who asked for him.  So watch this space.

So now they all look like this when together:

Does the Spoon Family have a bird

Does the Spoon Family have a bird

The Spoon Family

A question from Harper B. from Baranoff Elementary.

“Do you have a Spoon bird”?

I am sorry to say Harper, we do not. If one was created, what would you call it?

Danielle D from Baranoff Elementary asked ” Do you know all the words of British English?”

The fun of speaking English from two different countries.

I definetly speak British English, although American English is creeping in- for example I now say ‘I am popping to the store” instead of ” I am popping to the supermarket”

The problem with living in Texas and speak British English is that many words do not translate across so well. So I have created lots of cool images that let you know the words in American English and British English. In the back of my cookbooks, I also have a list of any words I have used that you might need the American word for. Check out my facebook and twitter accounts to see the definitions from UK – USA. It has been a fun journey.

Thank you for the question.

Does the Spoon Family have a bird

Living in America but speaking in British English

Living in America but speaking in British English

Danielle D from Baranoff Elementary asked ” Do you know all the words of British English?”

The fun of speaking English from two different countries.

I definetly speak British English, although American English is creeping in- for example I now say ‘I am popping to the store” instead of ” I am popping to the supermarket”

The problem with living in Texas and speak British English is that many words do not translate across so well. So I have created lots of cool images that let you know the words in American English and British English. In the back of my cookbooks, I also have a list of any words I have used that you might need the American word for. Check out my facebook and twitter accounts to see the definitions from UK – USA. It has been a fun journey.

Thank you for the question.