Monday, March 10,
2014
Glade went to the fitness center this
morning and then studied his lesson for FHE tonight. I made some charts as handouts for him and
prepared dinner. He made me prepare two
scriptures to give in Spanish and I tried not to be grumpy. J It just makes me self-conscious since
everyone else either has a handle on the language or it is their native
language.
In the beginning couples were to provide
“refreshments” at the end of the lesson.
However, over time those refreshments have evolved into being a whole
meal. No one has been willing to scale
back a little so we were right there making a whole dinner. I fixed haystacks and served them with sliced
almonds, grated cheese, broken green onion Pringles, and peas and carrots. I mixed the chicken with cream of chicken soup
and we had it all over brown rice. It
all turned out great and seemed to make a hit.
Glade ordered cinnamon rolls from our bakery
that were delivered mid-meeting, warm, and smelling Heavenly! We opened our gallon size can of mandarin
oranges and served them with the rolls.
I was late getting there since there was
another incident with the stove. Long
story about figuring out the rice, but the short story is that the knobs on the
stove that turn on the burners are reversed from ours at home and from every
other stove I have ever used. We mix
them up all the time. Well, I keep
strips of foil over the stove top to keep crumbs and food from getting into the
burners and to keep the clean up to a minimum.
There is very little counter space and working over the stove is common. The front half of the foil was folded back
over the back burner, the large kettle of water placed on the exposed burner,
and the stove turned on. I worked on
other things while waiting for the water to boil. Glade walked through the kitchen and I asked
him to see if the water was boiling. He
said, “Not yet, but just about.” Later
when I went to check, the foil over the back burner was glowing red and starting
to flame! The wrong burner was turned on
again and the stove nearly went up in flames!!
The water for the rice was still cool.
That did not save on the clean up time at all! Oh, well.
It is all taken care of now, except that we will have to buy a new drip
pan for the burner.
I hope you all had a fabulous FHE! Good night!
Love to all--
Sorry about the stove! I like that Dad told you the water was about to boil....but it was really still cold. :)
ReplyDeleteGood story mom. Glad you didn't burn down the building. And good job for not being grumpy when asked to give two scriptures in Spanish. It's tough to be the only one in the room without a handle on the language and everyone listening to you. I'm sure everyone's proud of how far you've come.
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