In article >, sf wrote:

> Tonight - I cooked dinner, hubby did the shopping.... it's the caveman
> way.
>
> It's sole. He says he will cook and use breadcrumbs, I say I'll cook
> and use cornmeal... I'm really using up the last bits of polenta
> (coarse cornmeal) that I use for pizza. He's happy I said I'll cook.
> He says saute it in olive oil (he's the one who usually cooks fish),
> so I do. We have two medium sized zucchini that I shred and steam
> with the cover on (no added moisture) in a tablespoon or so of butter,
> not more, maybe less.... no added seasoning other than a light shake
> of salt and a generous grind of pepper. That's it, nothing else on
> the plate except sole and zucchini. Good eats!
>
> He thanks me for cooking, I thank him for cleaning up. He says we
> make a good team. I say we've been married for xxwhat, years? We'd
> better be a good team. He says "You don't even know when we got
> married", because I've forgotten too many anniversaries in the past.
> I say, "Yes, I do"... so he quizzes me. I GOT IT RIGHT! He's happy,
> I'm happy. LOLOL!
>
> Back to your regularly scheduled program.

That's awesome, and you guys sound like a good team indeed.

Miche (married eleven years and lovin' it)

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