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When people ask me what do I love to do in my spare time, my immediate answer is 'COOK!'. When they then ask if I don't despise how long it takes, the mess it makes or prefer the apparently more pleasurable option of eating in a local restaurant, I look at them like a mother with a squish faced newborn and reply, 'No, I don't mind it at all. It's beautiful!'. 

In all honesty, I do hate the accumulation of dishes. But I do love the buzz and  energy that goes into making a meal that requires multiple pots and pans. It's chaos. Sheer, beautiful chaos. 

Trust Movie maestro Wes Anderson to replicate the sheer banality that erupts in a kitchen when an unattended father is let loose..The kitchen is stylin', the chaos excessive and the genre? Totally Wes. 

