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Thought for the weekend

With songs in full blast in honour of  World Cup action,
this weekend is
sweaty and feverish already.

 Lovers of popcorn turn to real food now. The disappointment can be 
horrific. You can pad your stomachs with a bit of jeera. You do not want
too much wind in the inside when your at the edge of your seat

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