Andy M.
Certified Pretend Chef
Cheesecake is in the oven and the cleanup is complete. Next is lyonnaise potatoes.
Time to put the china and crystal away today.
I set a beautiful Christmas dinner table for 5 with my mother's china yesterday, and I finally found a practical use for her dainty tea cups by using them at each place setting for my Christmas Ambrosia salad. They looked so pretty decorated with red pomegranate seeds.
TI finally found a practical use for her dainty tea cups by using them at each place setting for my Christmas Ambrosia salad. They looked so pretty decorated with red pomegranate seeds.
What a great idea. I have teacups from MY grandmother. Don't think they've even been used since the 50's. I truly believe these things are to be used... somehow!
Is your Ambrosia Salad listed somewhere? Sounds perfect.
Thanks dragn, I was glad to have a practical use for them and they looked so pretty.
I'll be happy to write up the recipe. It was really delicious.
Good to see you are scheduled to resume work..
Hope that will help your healing process..
Ross
Sounds good, PF! I bet you're glad to get some sort of normalcy back. I bet your critters will miss you, though.
Great to hear, PF. We're all cheering for you.
Glad you're doing well enough to go back to work, PF! [emoji813] I'm sure you've been getting antsy hanging around the house all day! [emoji38] Hugs.
My Dad has turned into a maniac. Since Mom died on Christmas Day, he has been obsessed with getting her presence out of the house. So I have been going through her clothes, books, and craft bins (when I haven't been weeping). I know everyone grieves differently, but I am finding his "gotta get this stuff gone now" attitude a bit callous, not to mention disrespectful of the 65+ years together. I want her ashes home. He won't pick them up, and I can't. I lost it tonight when he asked me for her engagement ring back--he wants to take it to the jeweler and sell it. Traditionally, the diamonds have always been passed down to the daughter. I am really hurt and can't find the words to communicate that pain to him.