Yesterday started at Tall Tales Headquarters with waffles accompanied by strong coffee, salty pork sausage, and lots and lots of syrup. I then moved to the couch to have a third cup of coffee while I finished some important knitting. I got into the shower at 2:30pm so we could go to Kansas City for a splendid dinner of more culinary delights. My favorite was the cabbage rolls made by 2 cute girls in tie-dyed shirts. Dan's dinner rolls and Chris's turkey came in tied for second. I might have done a small bit of damage to the precisely stacked snickerdoodles as well.
All of these things made me very, very, happy. I talked to Ray on the phone when we got home and he shared with me that the proper way to eat a jam filled thumb-print cookie (according to Katharine Ray Watson - aged 2) is to use your finger to remove the jam to eat, then replace the cookie on the tray for someone else. I only pass it along, in case you don't have a Katharine Ray around to learn this important lesson from.
I love katherine Rays advice!!
Posted by: Janet | 12/27/2015 at 05:37 AM
Ill bet Katharine Ray knows how to eat an oreo, too. Maybe she has enough experience to give cookie eating workshops????
Posted by: Sharon Walworth | 12/27/2015 at 07:45 AM
Very good advice about the thumb-print cookie, although it seems I should have someone in the family who could advise me on that since my last name is also Watson. Watsons are very good at cookie eating. And - are those the square needles that you're knitting with?
Posted by: Linda Watson | 12/27/2015 at 06:43 PM