Cooking with Love
Who cooked with love for you? What do you make with love? Has someone cooked with love for you but it was something you hated to eat? Think of the emotions cooking gives, not necessarily the recipe, although recipes are a bonus!
And here’s an even bigger question: Where does Winnie the Pooh get all those hunny jars? Now that’s food for thought.
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Where did he get those hunny pots? Maybe Christopher Robin kept him stocked up.
Oh, and at least you remembered to add the Halloween thing? I’m off to add it to mine!
Christopher Robin would be my guess, too, because Pooh was a failure when it came to getting his own honey. ๐
My grandmother cooked with love!
So did mine, Debby! Here’s a preview…there will be something about her in my Spin Cycle post on Friday!
My husband cooks with love! And I remember one of our friends being so impressed once because SHE was cooking for us, but my husband pulled her aside to tell her that I can’t tolerate onions at all. She said, “He looks out for you. That’s love.”
And of course, he loves onions out of my meals.
Hunny pots? They don’t come from anywhere, they just are! Like love ๐