Let's be honest--cooking for a family is a lot of work. It can be tiring. It can be boring. It can be a pain. But only you can make it fun. That's as much of the job description as drawing up menus, going shopping, and getting down to cooking (never mind doing the dishes). So, tell me, what do you do around the kitchen and the table to put a good face on things?
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November 08, 2012
TGIF Funnies
Let's be honest--cooking for a family is a lot of work. It can be tiring. It can be boring. It can be a pain. But only you can make it fun. That's as much of the job description as drawing up menus, going shopping, and getting down to cooking (never mind doing the dishes). So, tell me, what do you do around the kitchen and the table to put a good face on things?
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This is silly but whenever I squeeze the ketchup on my husband's hamburger, I make a heart.
Posted by: Gail, in northern California | November 09, 2012 at 11:10 AM
My wife is Chinese and whenever I can I spell out in cherry tomatoes, mushrooms - anything small anddelicious - the Chiense character for Love.
Posted by: Paul Kidwell | November 09, 2012 at 11:33 AM