“Today, most all etiquette authorities agree; The proper way to hold a tea cup is with one or two fingers of the right hand put through the hole of the cup handle, while balancing the cup with your thumb on the top of the handle. Your other fingers should be curled beneath the handle,” says … Read more
ear. There is a proverb in English (and many other languages no doubt) that “little pitchers have big ears”. cup handle is what it’s called. I recently dropped a cup and broke its handle. Calling it ear, you might be understood, but calling it handle there’s no risk of being misunderstood. What do you call … Read more
A broken handle on a favorite coffee mug can be repaired using the following steps: Clean the broken parts very carefully. Balance the parts ready for gluing. Apply two-part epoxy adhesive. Can you replace a handle on a mug? A broken handle on a favorite coffee mug can be repaired using the following steps: Clean … Read more
ear. There is a proverb in English (and many other languages no doubt) that “little pitchers have big ears”. cup handle is what it’s called. I recently dropped a cup and broke its handle. Calling it ear, you might be understood, but calling it handle there’s no risk of being misunderstood. What do you call … Read more