oh don’t get me wrong, he has been allowed in on occasion.
sadly, not the best of outcomes on those occasions. tho,
he does a fine job cooking out on his king daddy grill! :)
when we bought this place from patton’s parents, it was a
pretty tricky thing moving one household out and another
one in. to make it run a bit smoother, we did the kitchens
all at one time. patton and his dad brought in the boxes
with my kitchen stuff, i unpacked them on the dining room
table, his mom found their equivalent and packed it back up
in my box and i put my things away in the same cupboard.
end result was simple, kitchen items have all been in the
exact same spots for the last 30 or so years. you’d think
mr. patton would know where to find and replace things by
now, wouldn’t you? ;)
the recipes you and other have posted sound delicious!
thank you!
Laughing with you and remembering.
If he cooks out on thI find that e grill all summer, then it is only fair that you do the cooking in the winter, LOL, in that nice warm kitchen.
Are you a Libra?
It seems to me that I and others born in September, have a habit of wanting things exactly so......and where we put them.
Bill would get upset with me, he never put things up, so I when we were young, also attempted to set up his garage.........
And he informed me, that if he left a tool out at the horse pen, that was where he went to look for it and it had better be there.
Shame he was so hardnosed about it, as I had read all the handy hints and saved all those neat baby food jars, so I could nail the caps to the wall and fill the jars with his nuts and bolts and screw them up, to forever be seen in all their glory.
Bill handled the camp fire cooking, and I the home cooking, until he got sick and then he never did it again.
We did a lot of prospecting over the years, so he got in his hours of cooking.
Have fun and be happy, that is all that counts.