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.

How sweet! I had some day surgery on Thursday. The SO was very patient
with my very delicate constitution. General anesthesia always makes me
sick to my stomach. He picked up wonton soup and lo mein for dinner
that night, figuring that I shouldn't have my preferred spicy cuisine.
What a mensch!

Cindy

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