The Tonight's Spoon

It's an old spoon, probably from the 16th or 15th century. Either that or it belonged to Charles Darwin and he's put his name on it. I did have a sister who lived in Darwin. One of my half sisters certainly lived there for a while. It's got a nice round scoopy bits, but with a little tiny point at the end. That would be really helpful if you're pushing like a vanilla slice into something.

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