Michael "Dog3" Lonergan said...

> I was just thinking about my culinary background (Steven has the rump
> roast in the oven at 250 degrees). There isn't one. When growing up
> we had a nanny that brought mac 'n cheese to new heights of culinary
> delight. Mother could not, still can not, cook. With her it was
> either deli or dinner out. Mom's best dish is chicken and noodles and
> damned they are good. When I got to college the cafeteria was a gold
> mine. I discovered balsamic vinegar there. I learned to cook all by
> myself. I'm not complaining and Kraft mac 'n cheese still has a place
> in my heart.
>
> I will say this. Life at home showed me how to dine out in style. I
> could not cook worth a damned but knew how to tip
>
> Michael


The history of cooking at our house:

The lousy years, the gourmet years, the weight watcher years.

Michael "Dog3" Lonergan > wrote in message
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> LOL... too funny. I'm not overweight. Too many years at the gym. Now if
> we're talking flab I have my share. I stopped going to the gym when I got
> sick. What is strange is, you keep your shape. Everything just droops.
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> Michael
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You've developed the furniture disease? Your chest has dropped into your
drawers?
-ginny