Dad's a bit of a selective soul when it comes to food, so today we had breakfast food. I made a breakfast casserole (which will eventually appear on here in the recipe section - GREAT new recipe) and cinnamon rolls. They were cinnamon rolls that wouldn't quit...never seen them raise (rise?) so high before! The dough must have been extra fresh!!
This weekend was insanely busy - and in fact, I did most of the cooking for this lunch from midnight - 1:00 this morning. The one thing I forgot to do ahead was make ice, so Mom brought some from her house. Apparently it melted together on the ride over...
Dad and the grandcats. he really does love them. Braeya loves attention whenever and wherever she can get it. And Kaegan, who doesn't usually emerge from his napping post, came right out to join the fun.
Dad's gift from me: some of the close-ups of flowers I took on vacation. I also experimented with a black/white/spot of color picture thing on my computer for one of the pictures.
4 comments:
Bekah,
You are a brave person to do all that cooking! What an example of "living love" you give!
One suggestion: warn your dad to smile next time you take a pic? Or, did Braeya and Kaegen (sp?) wear him out! Grandcats will do that you know.
I think you have some very neat parents.
After all, they raised you, and did a good job of it!
Tsofah - I don't know if they always call it "living love" - but it's a living something! LOL. They're great sports.
You know - I don't think I've ever mentioned this on here, but you bring up a great point. My Dad actually has a facial paralysis - it has a name, but it's forever long and I can't pronounce it. (CLARIFICATION: it has a medical name....not like HE named it.) Anyway, he would tell you that himself, so I'm not spilling any info he wouldn't. But it basically boils down to this: he can't smile. Can't make any facial expression at all. I kind of forget about it because I'm so used to it, but I'm glad you mentioned it because I don't think I've ever made that point here!
Oh Bekah! I'm sorry about your dad's facial paralysis thing.
I just thought you caught him off guard when you took the pic!
HUGS!
Oh hey no worries at all! He's adjusted very well and I think those of us around him kind of forget about it. It does, however, make for an interesting time at the photographer's!
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