Re: Supper

Mercy - I don't even eat dinner.  I'm out in the garden.  Cheerios for
breakfast, a sandwich for lunch and that's it.  Closest I get to
cooking are my Saturday morning omelets which I love.  They aren't too
bad for a non-cook.  Jesse even had one on one of her visits and she
didn't gag or anything - LOL.   Of course she's far too polite to say
- gee Pam, this is really terrible!!
  

On Apr 5, 2005 10:53 AM, Christopher P. Lindsey <lindsey@mallorn.com> wrote:
> > How on earth do any of you have the capacity to even think of all this
> > yummy stuff to eat, much less the energy to cook it?  Here I'm trying to
> > think of something to eat, it is 7pm, and frozen waffles are about as
> > good as it might get.  I need to win the lottery to hire a chef!
> 
> It's actually not that difficult...  The trick is to plan ahead, but I
> rarely spend more than half an hour cooking.  Usually it's more like
> ten minutes...
> 
> I've dreamed of opening a combination restaurant/nursery for a *long*
> time.  Actually, I was more interested in a bakery/pastry shop with a
> nursery, but ventures like that took money that I just didn't have.
> 
> So now I just dabble on my own.  :)
> 
> Anyone else out there fancy themselves to be an amateur chef?
> 
> Chris
> 
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Pam Evans
Kemp TX
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