Ah Amie, I love this! All of it. You had me laughing right out loud, honestly. My Mom had a Kitchenaid dishwasher, and so did my Nana. Ours did the leaky door thing. Nana always told me the best thing about a kitchen is to leave it spotless at night before you go to bed. Um, I fail at that regularly...that sticky casserole or late-in-the-day baking pan... yeah, they can soak until morning. I still feel guilty and wonder if Nana is watching, but I do it anyway sometimes. And like your Mom, I am still waiting for my oven to self-clean. I wait in vain. I may actually have to get on my knees and do it. You look great, and the t-shirt is the best!
It's 9:09 pm here and yes, I could tidy up the kitchen. But ... I'm so lazy! But ... in the morning I will feel so happy! Will I pay it forward to my future self? Let's see.
Amie, this is fabulous! Sharing your Mom's humor and Witt keeps her alive and is a blessing, thank you! I can't even cook, wouldn't dare try, but these newsletters make my day!!!!
As always, I love your mom's drawing(s), and I love your proclamation of steering clear of politics and staying true to your Cook & Tell mission. Yay. I always love reading your posts, too.
“Flour to the people!”—a slogan that deserves a banner and a prize. Your mom was so witty. I appreciate her take on “politics” and yours too, Amie—as in delivering a newsletter free of it and dedicated “to the pursuit of happiness in the kitchen”—something many of us are in desperate need of these crazy days.
I love that t-shirt!
Ah Amie, I love this! All of it. You had me laughing right out loud, honestly. My Mom had a Kitchenaid dishwasher, and so did my Nana. Ours did the leaky door thing. Nana always told me the best thing about a kitchen is to leave it spotless at night before you go to bed. Um, I fail at that regularly...that sticky casserole or late-in-the-day baking pan... yeah, they can soak until morning. I still feel guilty and wonder if Nana is watching, but I do it anyway sometimes. And like your Mom, I am still waiting for my oven to self-clean. I wait in vain. I may actually have to get on my knees and do it. You look great, and the t-shirt is the best!
That KitchenAid was the bomb!
It's 9:09 pm here and yes, I could tidy up the kitchen. But ... I'm so lazy! But ... in the morning I will feel so happy! Will I pay it forward to my future self? Let's see.
this is amazing amie ~ if i ever wondered where you got your sense of humor, well no more!!
Love it!
Very amusing, Amie. Now I better go scrub the lasagna pan that I left soaking from last night!
This is FABULOUS! Flour to the People! Love your photo, “the designated survivor” 😆 and your ‘platform’ xx
This was terrific Amie and too funny. Thanks. Love you. 🥰
Love this. Especially the illustration!
Amie, this is fabulous! Sharing your Mom's humor and Witt keeps her alive and is a blessing, thank you! I can't even cook, wouldn't dare try, but these newsletters make my day!!!!
I will cook for you, Goldie!
I loved this today!! Thank you so much, Amie, and the T-shirt too. :) YAY!
Love your tee shirt!
As always, I love your mom's drawing(s), and I love your proclamation of steering clear of politics and staying true to your Cook & Tell mission. Yay. I always love reading your posts, too.
“Flour to the people!”—a slogan that deserves a banner and a prize. Your mom was so witty. I appreciate her take on “politics” and yours too, Amie—as in delivering a newsletter free of it and dedicated “to the pursuit of happiness in the kitchen”—something many of us are in desperate need of these crazy days.
That, is a fabulous shirt! You look amazing.
Here's to apron pockets! Congrats on the new appliance!