Gotta love your parents!
March 30th 2010 04:49
Well, mums specifically.
No matter what cultural background there is a similarily between all mums - they always want to feed you.
I do not recall any day after a visit to my parents we do not come home with bags of groceries out of my parent's fridge. Topped with boxes and boxes of left over food.
It cuts our grocery cost in half every week. I am not complaining.
Will's mum always makes the best dinners everytime we visit her too. Cottage pies, stews and roast. It's always our favourites and there is always desserts too.
It's like as if, in their eyes, we are still little, and can't cook for ourselves, and can't take care of ourselves that she must cook for us to keep us alive.
Eat! Eat! She would say. You might still be growing!
Well, I am happy that I am being fed - by both mum and Will.
Thanks mum!
No matter what cultural background there is a similarily between all mums - they always want to feed you.
I do not recall any day after a visit to my parents we do not come home with bags of groceries out of my parent's fridge. Topped with boxes and boxes of left over food.
It cuts our grocery cost in half every week. I am not complaining.
Will's mum always makes the best dinners everytime we visit her too. Cottage pies, stews and roast. It's always our favourites and there is always desserts too.
It's like as if, in their eyes, we are still little, and can't cook for ourselves, and can't take care of ourselves that she must cook for us to keep us alive.
Eat! Eat! She would say. You might still be growing!
Well, I am happy that I am being fed - by both mum and Will.
Thanks mum!
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