awww... i'm so sorry about your mom. that's so sad :(
it's cool, though, that you're keeping her memory alive by doing some of the special things she did (like doctoring the recipes) for your own family. In that way your kids get to experience some of the traits that were special about her, through you.
and on a separate note, it's nice that your hubby is so appreciative! i guess in his own way mine can be too, but he likes to cook too and to analyze everything to death ("needs more salt" "bake longer next time" etc etc) and he'll even do that out of habit when I've made something by myself. Sometimes I find myself thinking, "stop complaining and just eat it already!" lol!
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Date: 15 Aug 2011 04:01 am (UTC)it's cool, though, that you're keeping her memory alive by doing some of the special things she did (like doctoring the recipes) for your own family. In that way your kids get to experience some of the traits that were special about her, through you.
and on a separate note, it's nice that your hubby is so appreciative! i guess in his own way mine can be too, but he likes to cook too and to analyze everything to death ("needs more salt" "bake longer next time" etc etc) and he'll even do that out of habit when I've made something by myself. Sometimes I find myself thinking, "stop complaining and just eat it already!" lol!