A man's house is his real fortress. For a huge number of people, their own housing is not just some kind of reinforced concrete walls or rough brick structures, but an ideal place where you want to return every day. Therefore, it is also recommended to know English words on a topic related to home and your own housing. Without this, it is unrealistic to imagine the process of learning such a language.
Why is it worth knowing English words on the topic "Home"?
It is very useful for many people, especially when they go on vacation or on their own business abroad, to know English words on such a topic as home and life. With their use, you can always tell new friends about your own cozy nest. In any situation, the vocabulary on this topic is sure to come in handy for every traveler who wants to explain to the administrator about what the room should be like and what wishes are made for its arrangement. Initially, this should include words related to the description of furniture, home comfort and the atmosphere itself.
Words in English from the series "House" can be both quite difficult to remember and very easy. In any situation, they are presented in huge numbers. Therefore, to study them, you will have to spend a certain amount of your own time. Naturally, it is much easier if the classes are conducted with a qualified tutor. He will select all the required materials, and tell you all the nuances of quickly learning English.
When first learning words, many people are often surprised by their simplicity. But with each successive time, they begin to understand that in reality everything is not so simple. So you have to study and study again. And such a topic as “Home” is not conceived to please many people with words that are too easy to learn. After all, the topic is considered not so easy. Regardless of this, knowing at least elementary words is definitely recommended for every traveler.
Naturally, no one will claim the fact that English words will be learned very quickly and 100 percent. But the elementary vocabulary is considered the real foundation, which you must know. But in the future it all depends on the personal preferences of each person. If he decides to continue learning English, then you can safely begin to translate your own dream into reality.
| Word in English | Transcription | Translation | |
| house | house | ||
| flat | flat | ||
| apartment | [əˈpɑːrtmənt] | apartments | |
| stairs | [ˈsterkeɪs] | stairs | |
| brick | brick | ||
| roof | roof | ||
| ceiling | [ˈsiːlɪŋ] | ceiling | |
| table | [ˈteɪbl] | table | |
| garage | [ɡəˈrɑːʒ] | garage | |
| closet | [ˈklɑːzət] | closet, pantry | |
| door | a door | ||
| drapes | [ˈdreɪps] | curtains | |
| floor | floor | ||
| furniture | [ˈfɜːrnɪtʃər] | furniture | |
| window | [ˈwɪndoʊ] | window | |
| bathroom | [ˈbæθruːm] | bathroom | |
| mirror | [ˈmɪrər] | mirror | |
| bath | bath | ||
| towel | [ˈtaʊəl] | towel | |
| bast | washcloth | ||
| shower | [ˈʃaʊər] | shower | |
| shampoo | [ʃæmˈpuː] | shampoo | |
| soup | soap | ||
| toothpaste | [ˈtuːθpeɪst] | toothpaste | |
| kitchen | [ˈkɪtʃɪn] | kitchen | |
| tap | tap | ||
| refrigerator | fridge | ||
| freezer | [ˈtaʊəl] | freezer | |
| knife | knife | ||
| spoon | tablespoon | ||
| teaspoon | [ˈtiːspuːn] | tea spoon | |
| fork | fork | ||
| kettle | [ˈketl] | teapot | |
| cup | cup | ||
| oven | [ˈʌvn] | oven | |
| living room | [ˈlɪvɪŋ ruːm] | living room | |
| sofa | [ˈsoʊfə] | sofa | |
| wallpaper | [ˈwɔːlpeɪpə] | wallpaper | |
| carpet | [ˈkɑːpɪt] | carpet | |
| book case | [ˈbʊkkeɪs] | bookshelf | |
| - | arm-chair | [ˈɑːrmˌtʃer] | armchair |
| lamp | lamp | ||
| curtain | [ˈkəːt(ə)n] | curtain | |
| shelf | [ʃelf] | a shelf |
List of English words №3 on the topic “Flat. Flat" for those who continue to study
- Word List for Beginners #1 -
- Word List for Beginners #2 -
flat. Appartment English words on the topic: "Apartment". List #3
- building - building
- multi-storey building - multi-storey building
- sky-scraper - skyscraper
- flat - apartment
- floor - floor, floor
- (on) the ground floor
- (on) the first floor - on the second floor
- lift - elevator
- entrance - entrance to the entrance
- intercom - intercom
- modern conveniences - modern conveniences
- central heating - central heating
- running water - running water
- gas - gas
- electricity - electricity
- balcony - balcony
- yard
- street - street
- lead to - lead to ... (The door leads to the kitchen.)
- face - exit ( The large windows in the roomface the park.)
- look on to - look at ...
- move into - move
Text "Our Flat"
Words for the text:
- row- row
- luckily- Fortunately
- fallage- foliage
- a passage- a passage, a small corridor
- share- share, share
- get on well with- be on good terms with
Our flat is on the fifth floor of a twelve-storey building. The building is in the noisy street in the long row of buildings that look the same. Luckily, the windows of our flat look on to the quiet yard. Tall trees grow there and we can enjoy green fallage and sometimes see the birds singing in the branches.
When you go into the building through the entrance, you get into a big hall. The lift takes you up to the fifth floor, just press the button.
Our flat has all modern conveniences: gas, electricity, running water and central heating. All this makes our life comfortable and enjoyable.
Our flat is very large and has three bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen, a hall and two balconies. The hall is the first place that you get to when you open the door. It has four doors which lead to the rooms and a passage that leads to the kitchen.
The kitchen is large and light. But we don't have meals in the kitchen. The largest room in our flat is the living-room. We like to gather together around the large round table to have supper and share the news in the evenings.
Our family is large and three bedrooms are enough for us. So my parents and my elder sister have their own bedroom and my brother and me share the same bedroom. But we get on well with my brother and that's O.K.
| house | house | |
| home | house | |
| apartment (USA), flat (UK) | [əpˈɑːtəmənt], | flat |
| roof | roof | |
| room | room | |
| wall | wall | |
| floor | floor, floor | |
| stairs | stairs, steps | |
| ceiling | [ˈsiːlɪŋ] | ceiling |
| window | [ˈwɪndəʊ] | window |
| door | a door | |
| doorbell | [ˈdɔːbɛl] | door bell |
| lock | lock | |
| key | key | |
| furniture | [ˈfɜːnɪʧə] | furniture |
| thing | [θɪŋ] | thing, object |
| lamp | lamp | |
| light bulb | bulb | |
| table | [ˈteɪbl] | table |
| desk | desk | |
| chair | [ʧeə] | chair |
| arm chair | [ˈɑːmˈʧeə] | armchair |
| sofa (coach) | [ˈsəʊfə] | sofa |
| stove (US), cooker (UK) | kitchen stove | |
| vacuum cleaner | [ˈvækjʊəm ˈkliːnə] | vacuum cleaner |
| microwave | [ˈmaɪkrəʊweɪv] | microwave |
| air conditioner (AC) | air conditioning | |
| tap, faucet | , [ˈfɔːsɪt] | water faucet |
| shower | [ˈʃaʊə] | shower |
| washing machine | [ˈwɒʃɪŋməˈʃiːn] | washing machine |
| soap | soap |
Examples:
In the examples, not all possible meanings of words are given, but only one or two basic ones related to a given part of speech and topic. If you want to know more meanings and examples, use online dictionaries and translators.
- house- house
My house is your house. - My home is your home.
- home- house
I want to go home. - I want to go home.
- apartment(USA), flat (UK)- flat
Do you rent your apartment? - Do you rent your apartment?
- roof- roof
Roof leak. - Roof leak.
- room- room
I can't sleep in this room. - I can't sleep in this room.
- wall- wall
hang the picture on the wall. - Hang the picture on the wall.
- floor- floor, floor
He fell on the floor. - He fell to the floor.
I live on the second floor. - I live on the second floor.
- stairs- stairs, stairs
Climbing the stairs is good for your health. - Climbing stairs is good for health.
- ceiling- ceiling
Can you reach the ceiling? - Can you reach the ceiling?
- window- window
The Princess looked out of the window. The princess looked out of the window.
- door- a door
Open the door, please. - Open the door, please.
- doorbell- door bell
The postman is ringing the doorbell. The postman rings the doorbell.
- lock- lock
Can you open a jammed lock? Can you open a jammed lock?
- key- key
This key is for the back door. This key is for the back door.
- furniture- furniture
There was only one piece of furniture in the room - a bed. There was only one piece of furniture in the room - the bed.
- thing- thing, thing
I need to pack my things. - I need to pack my things.
- lamp- lamp
She got a shock from the table lamp. She was electrocuted by a table lamp.
- light bulb- bulb
If the lamp doesn't work, try changing the light bulb. – If the lamp does not work, try replacing the light bulb.
- table- table
I sat at the table. - I sat down at the table.
- desk- desk
There is a pile of papers on the desk. - There is a pile of papers on the table.
- chair- chair
We need more chairs for the wedding. We need more chairs for the wedding.
- arm chair- armchair
He fell asleep in the armchair. - He fell asleep in the chair.
- sofa (coach)– sofa
The cat is sleeping on the coach. - The cat is sleeping on the sofa.
- stove (US), cooker (Br)- kitchen stove
The stove doesn't work. - The stove does not work.
- vacuum cleaner- vacuum cleaner
This vacuum cleaner is very loud. This vacuum cleaner is very loud.
- microwave- microwave
Put the soup in the microwave. - Put the soup in the microwave.
- air conditioner (AC)- air conditioning
You won't survive the summer in New Orleans without an air conditioner. You won't survive summer in New Orleans without air conditioning.
- tap, faucet– water faucet
tap water. - Tap water.
- shower- shower
I need a minute to take a shower. I need a minute to take a shower.
- washing machine- washing machine
Can you install a washing machine? – Can you install a washing machine?
- soap- soap
A bottle of liquid soap. - A bottle of liquid soap.
Notes:
- Lamp- this is the lighting device itself, the lamp, and light bulb- light bulb.
- The words tap and faucet- synonyms, both mean "faucet" (in the kitchen). Faucet is spoken primarily in the US, tap in the UK. Also faucet called a shower head, which is mounted on a hose. A fixed watering can screwed to the wall is called shower heads.
- Under house understand the house as a dwelling, and home- It's like home.
- In everyday life, air conditioning is very rarely called completely air conditioner, usually just AC.
House, household items in English, part 2
| shampoo | [ʃæmˈpuː] | shampoo |
| toiletries | [ˈtɔɪlɪtriz] | toiletries (soap, shampoo, etc.) |
| bathroom | [ˈbɑːθru(ː)m] | bathroom \ toilet |
| mirror | [ˈmɪrə] | mirror |
| hall | hall, hall | |
| living room | [ˈlɪvɪŋ ruːm] | living room |
| kitchen | [ˈkɪʧɪn] | kitchen |
| bedroom | [ˈbɛdru(ː)m] | bedroom |
| neighbor (neighbour) | [ˈneɪbə] | neighbor |
| wardrobe | [ˈwɔːdrəʊb] | wardrobe |
| cup board | [ˈkʌbəd] | cupboard, cupboard |
| closet | [ˈklɒzɪt] | closet, pantry |
| dishes | [ˈdɪʃɪz] | plates, dishes |
| cup | cup | |
| fork | fork | |
| spoon | the spoon | |
| plate | plate | |
| knife | knife | |
| tools | instruments | |
| TV | [ˌtiːˈviː] | TV set |
| remote control | Remote Control | |
| computer | a computer | |
| laptop | [ˈlæpˌtɒp] | a laptop |
| phone | telephone | |
| bed | bed | |
| blanket | [ˈblæŋkɪt] | a blanket |
| pillow | [ˈpɪləʊ] | pillow |
| pillow case | [ˈpɪləʊkeɪs] | pillowcase |
| sheet (bedsheet) | [ʃiːt] | sheet |
| lines | [ˈlɪnɪnz] | linens |
| towel | [ˈtaʊəl] | towel |
| movie\film | [ˈmuːvi] | movie |
| book | book | |
| camera | [ˈkæmərə] | camera, video camera |
| newspaper | [ˈnjuːzˌpeɪpə] | newspaper |
| magazine | [ˌmægəˈziːn] | magazine |
Examples:
- shampoo– shampoo, washing process with shampoo
Someone spilt shampoo in the bathroom. Someone spilled shampoo in the bathroom.
My hair needs a shampoo. I need to wash my hair with shampoo.
- toiletries- toiletries (soap, shampoo, etc.)
I need to by soap and other toiletries. I need to buy soap and other toiletries.
- bathroom– bathroom \ toilet
The house has two bathrooms. - There are two bathrooms in the house.
- mirror- mirror
He does not reflect in the mirror. He is not reflected in the mirror.
- hall- hall, hall
The concert hall. - Concert hall.
- hall, hallway- corridor, hallway in the house, apartment
Leave your bags in the hall and go upstairs. Leave your bags in the hallway and go up the stairs.
- living room- living room
We need a larger TV for the living room. We need a bigger TV for the living room.
- kitchen- kitchen
In our apartment, we don't eat in the kitchen. We don't eat in the kitchen in our apartment.
- bedroom- bedroom
We rent a two-bedroom apartment. We rent an apartment with two bedrooms.
Note: in the USA, the number of rooms in an apartment is usually counted by bedrooms, the common room (living room), if any, is not counted. That is, a two-bedroom apartment can have two bedrooms, a living room, a kitchen and a toilet.
- neighbor(neighbor) - neighbor
Your neighbors complained about noise. Your neighbors have complained about the noise.
- wardrobe- wardrobe
I keep my clothing in the wardrobe. - I keep my clothes in the closet.
- cup board- cupboard, cupboard
Take a cup from a cupboard. - Take a cup from the cupboard.
- closet- closet, pantry, closet
We keep old stuff in the closet. We keep old junk in a closet.
- dishes- plates, crockery
It your turn to wash the dishes. It's your turn to wash the dishes.
- cup- cup
I'd like a cup of black coffee. – I would like a cup of hot coffee.
- fork- fork
Hold the fork in the left hand. - Hold the fork in your left hand.
- spoon- the spoon
Put the spoons on the table. - Put the spoons on the table.
- plate- plate
The plate is too hot. – The plate is too hot.
- knife- knife
You need to sharpen the knife, it's blunt. You need to sharpen your knife, it's dull.
- tools- instruments
I keep my tools under the bed. – I keep my tools under the bed.
- TV- TV set
Turn on the TV, please. - Turn on the TV, please.
- remote control- Remote Control
In my family, I was a remote control. - In my family, I was the control panel (TV).
- computer- a computer
We have published computers in the school. We have outdated computers at school.
- laptop- a laptop
My laptop is overheating. – My laptop is overheating.
- phone- telephone
What's your phone number? – What is your phone number?
- bed- bed
She dressed the bed. - She made the bed.
- blanket- a blanket
I pulled the blanket over my head. - I covered my head with a blanket.
- pillow- pillow
There is a spider on my pillow. There is a spider on my pillow.
- pillow case– pillowcase
We fought with pillows and tore a pillowcase. We fought with pillows and tore the pillowcase.
- sheet (bedsheet)- sheet
I need clean sheets. I need fresh sheets.
- lines- linens
The linens and pillows are on the bed. - Linens and pillows on the bed.
- towel- towel
I forgot to put a towel in my gym bag. I forgot to put the towel in my gym bag.
- movie\film- movie
I haven't watched this movie. - I haven't seen this movie.
- book- book
The book is better. - The book is better.
- camera- camera, video camera
She handed me her camera and asked to take a picture. She handed me a camera and asked me to take a picture.
- newspaper- newspaper
She works as a reporter for a local newspaper. She works as a reporter for the local newspaper.
- magazine- magazine
Flat- apartmentShe wrote an article for a woman's magazine. She wrote an article for a women's magazine.
house
Semi-detached house - two houses connected by a common wall
Front door - front door
Staircase- ladder
Roof
Garden
Garage
Chimney- trumpet
Aerial antenna
Nursery- children's
Bedroom
bathroom
Kitchen
Living room- living room
Study- cabinet
Toilet
Bathroom
Mirror
Comb comb
Bast- washcloth
Bath-tub
Towel - towel
Soup- soap
Toothpaste - toothpaste
shower
Shampoo
Foam bath - foam bath
living room
Cushion- sofa cushion
Bookcase - bookcase
Ceiling-ceiling
Furniture- furniture
Carpet - carpet
Arm-chair
sofa
painting
Wallpaper- wallpaper
Fireplace
Lamp
Floor lamp
Coffee table
Curtains
Indoor plants- house plants
Bookshelf - book shelf
Kitchen
Sink
Oven-oven
Knife
Spoons - tablespoons
Teaspoons - teaspoons
Forks
Napkins - napkins
Cups
Kettle kettle
Fridge refrigerator
Freezer- freezer
Dishwasher - dishwashing utensils
Dishwashing liquid - liquid for washing dishes
Cooker unit
Cutlery drawer - cutlery drawer
To bake a cake - bake a cake
To dice - cut into cubes
To slice - cut into pieces, slices
To spread
Tap-faucet
Bedroom
Bed
Pillow- pillow
Pillow-case
Blanket
Wardrobe- wardrobe
Alarm clock
Chest of drawers - chest of drawers
Hair dryer
Housekeeping (Housework)
To tidy up / to clear up the mess– get out
To do washing-up/ to wash the dishes
To air smth- ventilate
To dust smth- wipe
To polish - rub to a shine
To wipe - wipe with a wet cloth
To sweep - sweep
To iron- iron
To lay the table / to set the table- set the table
Other words (other words)
Iron- iron
Torch flashlight
Bucket
Ashtray - ashtray
Vacuum cleaner
Vase- vase
Scissors - scissors
Key
Hammer - hammer
Tape measure
Trash
Dialogues (Dialogues)
- Have you got any plants for today?Yes. I`m going to tidy up my house
Do you need any help?
Yes. I want to throw the old chest of drawers away.
OK. I'll help you
Do you have any plans for today?
Yes. I'm going to clean my house
Do you need help?
Yes. I want to throw out the old chest of drawers.
Good. I will help you
John, I need your helpWhat the matter?
The tap doesn't work. I can't figure out how to fix it.
Give 5 minutes. I'll help you
John I need your help
What happened?
The faucet is not working. I can't figure out how to fix it
I'll help you in 5 minutes.
- We are running short of time. At 3 o`clock sharp I have to be in my officeYou can go. I'll sweep and wash the dishes. Let me know when you're free.
OK. thank you
We have little time. I have to be at the office at 3 o'clock sharp.
You can go. I'll sweep and wash the dishes. Let me know when you're free.
Good. Thanks
1 Related words: Apartment and rooms (sound and transcription)
other words:
apartment- Amer. flat; apartment building- apartment house; penthouse apartment– penthouse; studio apartments- atelier, workshop; duplex apartment- Amer. apartment located on two floors
room- room; floor- floor; ceiling- ceiling; wall- wall; window- window; entrance (front door)- Entrance door; toilet- toilet
2 Related words: Furniture (sound, transcription)
[ɑːmˈtʃɛː] - armchair
[ˈbʊkkeɪs] - bookcase; bookshelf
[ˈkɑːpɪt] – carpet
- chair
[ˈkʌbəd] - cupboard for dishes
[ˈfʌɪəpleɪs] - fireplace
- lamp
[ˈmɪrə] – mirror
[ˈsəʊfə] - sofa, sofa
[ˈteɪb(ə)l] – table
- vase
[ˈwɔːdrəʊb] - wardrobe, closet
other words:
furniture- furniture; couch- sofa, sofa, couch; bed- bed; double bed- double bed; desk- desk
wall(-)paper- wallpaper; curtain- curtain, curtain; cushion- cushion; blanket- a blanket
bath- bath; shower cabin(et)– shower cabin; sink- sink; flush toilet- toilet bowl
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3 Videos in English on the topic: Rooms and parts of the house
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4 Song in English: Let's Clean Up / Let's clean up!
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5 Related vocabulary: house rooms and furniture (video)
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6 Names of furniture and household appliances in English
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7 Features of the use of English words denoting an apartment
Nouns denoting location ( apartment, flat, hall, house) are used to indicate a position in a series of similar ones, as a rule, with a quantitative numeral and without an article. The numeral is placed after such a noun. These nouns are often capitalized: Room S, Apartment 20, Hall 5.
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8 Apartment and furniture in English idioms
bachelor flat (apartment)- (lit. bachelor) one-room apartment
hell's kitchen- a place that is notorious; criminal quarter
soup kitchen– free canteen (where soup is given to the poor and the unemployed)
thieves" kitchen- thieves' den
everything and the kitchen sink- almost everything, necessary and unnecessary
arm chair critic- a critic, blindly following some doctrine, dogma
to be on the carpet- to be at the discussion (about the issue); to call smb. on the carpet- call someone to the carpet
to have somebody on the carpet- give a scolding to someone
to roll out the red carpet for somebody- give someone a warm welcome
to sweep something under the carpet- try to hide something
chair days- old age
to take the chair- become chairman of the meeting; open meeting
Chair!- To order!
cupboard love- selfish love, affection (usually in children when they want to get something from adults)
upon the table- publicly discussed; well-known
to lay on the table- polit. postpone discussion (of a bill)
to turn the tables (up)on smb.- beat the enemy with his own weapon; switch roles
under the table- drunk; secretly, covertly, clandestinely
on the couch- jarg. being at a session with a psychoanalyst; undergoing psychoanalysis
...........................................9 Games, songs and stories: rooms in the apartment and furniture in English (flash)
Differences between British and American English in the names of living quarters and furniture
Buildings, apartments, tenants, agents
Housing area - housing development(Am)- housing estate(Br)
apartment type hotel apartment hotel(Am)- service flats(Br)
sleeping area, sleeping suburb - bedroom(Am)- dormitory(Br)
apartment house - apartment building / house(Am)- dwelling house, block of flats(Br)
apartment building (in which the apartments are privately owned); apartment in such a house - condominimum, condo(Am)- apartment(Br)
flat - apartment(Am)- flat(Br)
one-room apartment - studio(Am)- bed-sitter(Br)
tenant, tenant roomer(Am)- lodger(Br)
furniture store - furniture store(Am)- furniture shop(Br)
real estate agent - realtor(Am)- estate agent(Br)
Rooms
lobby, foyer lobby, foyer(Am)- entrance hall, foyer(Br)
corridor, hallway hallway(Am)- hall(Br)
children's Corner - kidspace(Am)- children's corner(Br)
living room - living room(Am)- sitting room, lounge, drawing room(Br)
restroom - recreation room(Am)- restroom(Br)
study - den, study(Am)- home office(Br)
toilet - bathroom, toilet, john, restroom(Am)- lavatory, battery(Br)
lumber room - lumber room(Am)- box room(Br)
pantry - pantry(Am)- larder(Br)
Furniture and other
Chest of drawers (for clothes) - bureau, dresser(Am)- chest of drawers(Br)
closet, cupboard closet(Am)- cup board(Br)
sofa - couch, davenport(Am)- sofa, settee(Br)
folding bed - cat(Am)- camp bed(Br)
curtains (tulle) - sheers, underdrapes(Am)- net curtains(Br)
curtains, blinds (window) shades(Am)- blinds(Br)
bath - bathtub(Am)- bath(Br)
Water taps) - faucet(Am)- tap(Br)
waste pipe - soil / sewer pipe(Am)- drain(Br)
electric outlet - electrical outlet(Am)- power point socket(Br)
elevator - elevator(Am)- lift(Br)
From the book of M. S. Evdokimov, G. M. Shleev "A Brief Guide to American-British Correspondences".
Games and exercises on the topic: rooms and furniture (in English)
English poems that mention parts of the house and furniture
I Never Want to Go to Bed
Kenn Nesbitt
I never want to go to bed.
I like to stay up late.
I "m bouncing off the bedroom walls
and, frankly, feeling great!
I'm dancing like a maniac
instead of counting sheep.
My mom says, "Time for bed."
My dad yells, "Get your butt to sleep!"
I "m not sure what my bottom
has to do with anything
but that's okay because I'd rather
jump around and sing.
I don't know what it was
that made me feel so wide awake.
Could it have been the Red Bull
and the double-chocolate cake?
I wonder if the seven cups
of coffee plus dessert
of Hershey bars and Skittles
are what left me this alert?
Whatever it turns out to be
that made me feel right
I hope I track it down
so I can stay up every... ZZZzzzzz
The Kitchen
A home is made of many rooms
To rest, to sleep, to shower,
To play, and read, and talk a lot,
Do hobbies by the hour.
But the kitchen, ah, the kitchen
Is a room that's made of dreams
Of fantasies... created by
A love of cooking schemes.
To touch, to smell, to visualize
The wonders that occur...
And then to taste, and then to taste
results of things that were.
At one time just "ingredients,"
In their places on the shelves
But become a wondrous mixture
As though transformed by elves.
Yes, a home is made of many rooms.
Each one has it's pleasures,
But the kitchen is the best of all
For finding hidden treasures.
Please remember - don't forget...
Mabel Lucie Attwell
Please remember - Don't forget!
Never leave the bathroom wet.
Nor leave the soap still in the water. -
That's a thing we never ought "er! -
And as you "ve been so often told,
Never let the "hot" run "cold";
Nor leave the towels upon the floor.
Nor keep the bath an hour or more
When other folks are wanting one;
Just don't forget - it isn't done! -
An "if you" d really do the things -
There's not the slightest need to sing!
