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I just ate a toasted bacon and tomato sandwich.
It doesn't sound like much, but to me, it's heaven.
Not only was it tasty, and not LID, it reminded me of being a kid on Sunday morning, when mom and dad would make b&t sandwiches after church, and we'd sit around the table eating and being a family.
It really, truly is the simple things.
It doesn't sound like much, but to me, it's heaven.
Not only was it tasty, and not LID, it reminded me of being a kid on Sunday morning, when mom and dad would make b&t sandwiches after church, and we'd sit around the table eating and being a family.
It really, truly is the simple things.
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Thank you for chatting with my husband and I last night. You're an angel.
Dayna
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Let me know if you have more questions.
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This journal doesn't allow the running down of its keeper's husband. If you can't accept those rules, you'll just have to play elsewhere.
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(Yes, I like comfort foods - that "comfort food" for me has a broad definition is a comment on the sorts of things my mom fed me as a child)
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though I've always felt that it's a testament to my father that as many of my comfort foods are things that *he* fed me, as they are things that mom did.
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I was heavily influenced by the fact that my dad was an incredibly involved father, especially by 70's standards.
Of course, he didn't really have a choice. My mom went back to work when I was 3 months old, and since she's a nurse, that meant night shifts.
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Worked well enough.
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What's truly amazing is the huge variety in positive parental/child relationships. There really is no one right way to do it, I don't think.