Mike and I considered ourselves soul mates, but we definitely were not culinary mates. Mike liked what he liked and disliked what he disliked and he never changed his mind about things like that. He did not eat mayonnaise. He did not eat tomato sauce. He did not eat cooked vegetables except for corn, peas and green beans. He did not eat onions cooked or otherwise. He did not eat casseroles ever since they were a combination of things he didn't eat anyway. I did not like mushrooms as a kid and eggplant just made me gag, but my tastes changed, Foods I found disgusting as a child are now among my favorites--mushrooms, eggplant, avocados, asparagus, eggs, spinach, brussel sprouts, herbs and spices. I will admit that I never developed a taste for liver (nor do I want to). I made this Moussakka a while ago and ate it every day for a week. I froze half of it but ended up thawing it out right away. It consists of sliced eggplant layered...
Glad you had a good one, Olga! Happy Mother's Day!
ReplyDeleteI had a great day, too, and even planted some flowers in Denver. I used to love visiting Middlebury, a lovely town. Glad your day was special Olga.
ReplyDeleteI lived in Middlebury for two years--a transition period in my life that I would not care to repeat, But Middlebury itself--I loved it. I would move back there in a heart beat.
DeleteSounds like a wonderful way to spend time with your daughter and grandkids!
ReplyDeleteAt least your son is taking a safety course, and not simply buying a motorcycle. Seems to suggest you taught him right.
Have a great week!
I'm glad your weekend was special. Spending time with the kids and grand kids is the best.
ReplyDeleteAt least your son is taking a safety class.
Motorcycles frighten me! The safety course is a good idea, though. Glad you enjoyed your day!
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Be grateful he is taking the course. I took it and it is wonderful. It gives you the tools to keep out of problems before they happen. Smart cycling is safe cycling.
ReplyDeleteGlad you had such a nice Mother's Day.
Glad you had a wonderful Mother's Day and that your son is wise enough to learn motorcycle safety. I love motorcycles and my sister rides but I would never ride one out here -- just not safe!
ReplyDeleteWe avoid restaurants on actual holidays. Much better to go a day early or a day late!
ReplyDeleteGlad you got together, good idea on going on Saturday to avoid the crowds. I wouldn't be thrilled about the motorcycle either, but I think its like most other things in life...responsible people will be OK. The crazies...depend highly on luck. Taking the safety course is a good start.
ReplyDeleteMike's business was restoring antique motorcycles and he had and rode many over the years. My son is cautious, safety-conscious, but he just does not have that intuitive mechanical sense that allows him to became as if one with the machine. That's the thing that worries me.
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