I is for....

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I is for….. International Scone Week!

I was going to do a deeply serious post

‘No!  no, not another one’

begged the iMac

and for once I listened. So you have been spared my learned treatise on etymology and the roots of words like inspiration  = in + breathe  and another one that took my fancy last night : integrity - from the word ‘integer’ meaning ‘untouched, undivided, a complete entity’ .

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This is a cheaty sort of post and I promise I will make some scones this weekend but just to remind you that it is International Scone Week starting today...

10 thoughts on “I is for....

  1. Joanna Post author

    Not today? Rats 🐭
    Then my apple calendar has got it wrong, How about Scone Fortnight then ? :D Anyway, it gives people time to think about it if they want to make them, was going to suggest a twitter hashtag maybe too #sconeweek, or fortnight?

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    1. heidiannie

      No reason not to start today. is there?
      Apple calendar can’t be wrong.
      Besides *fortnight* is one of those words I always like to use, like *Nor’easter*-
      let’s do it ladies!

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      1. Joanna Post author

        Hi Sconeteer! When shall we three meet again? Scone enchanted evening?

        Brian has just offered me his scone joke collection and as I have suffered I thought I would share the burden

        What do you call a fast moving scone? (this is where how you pronounce it has an influence…)

        S’… gone!!!! ( as in Vroom!,,,,,but pronounced as in Ron)

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  2. heidiannie

    LOL- Joanna- I can see that you have suffered greatly. And although I have tried to introduce the British pronounciation of scones here in the US- most people balk and refuse-scone- as in stone- because the tea shops make them very solid and rather heavy- is what we eat here.
    I’ve put up my first entry- scutterbotch scones.

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    1. Joanna Post author

      He who makes dreadful jokes, uses both pronounciations interchangeably anyway, Those scutterbotches looked absolutely amazing!

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  3. hotlyspiced

    I heard about this from Celia. I’m definitely going to have to bake some scones this week and I can’t believe how long it’s been since I last made scones! xx

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    1. Joanna Post author

      I baked some last night and am sitting here quietly munching (shhh, it’s 4.30 am) and I don’t think I have made them for ages either, so you are not alone :)

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  4. Jan

    Love it :). Scone enchanted evening and scutterbotch scones. I’ve just discovered that my iPad doesn’t have a sense of humor and is also American! I really had to pull rank with scutterbotch. I felt like beating it about it’s prissy little scone. I’m tempted to make some secret-veggie scones for my grandson but my scones are usually heavy enough to be Tom-cat missiles.

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