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Thoughts of Yesteryear
December 02, 2010
By Rose Marie Rideout
As I reach into the cupboard,
To retrieve some old cook books,
I hold in my hand the one’s,
My Mother used, to often cook.
I feel her presence close to me,
As I measure ingredients in a bowl,
Just the way Mom use to bake,
I remember what I was told.
Use your hand to measure dear,
Use your hand to form a little cup,
A nip of this & that for flavor,
Remember now don’t use too much.
She’d have some Royal icing made,
To spread upon each creation,
Then sprinkle with bright colours,
For the proper celebration.
How my eyes would open wide,
One day I’ll do this too.
Bake cookies from those very books,
Was what I never knew.
She may be up in Heaven,
But she watches down from up above,
I remember the main ingredient she'd say,
Don’t forget my darling, to add a little love.
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Hugs,
Anna
Love,
Eileen
fee
GOD BLESS YOU
TONY
Marcia
But she watches down from up above,
I remember the main ingredient she'd say,
Don’t forget my darling, to add a little love.
Your loving memories bring back vivid ones for me as well, Rose. Coincidentally, today would be my mom's birthday although she chose to leave this world/life many years ago. Thank you for sharing this gift. Love and best wishes,
Regis
I recall too, when my mom taught my wife to cook what she knew were my preferred dishes, she used to tell the same words. A nip of this and a nip of that it will be fine.
Rose, you are also a good mom just pass on to the young generation the spices entwined with love.
Love Emile
Your friend, Mark
George
My favorite!