tempted like the bee to sorghum, weren't you Bonnie? -- this is amusing -- I'll bet your poor mom was shocked -- cheese pie! -- yum, yum, I can understand the temptation -- walk in the arms of joy -- JMW
Reviewed by Flying Fox Ted L Glines (Reader)
Reviewed on January 10, 2009
Ah, your title promised a kleenex alert so I postponed reading, but this one is really quite different than I expected. I should know by now that your things are surprising. (Don't tell anyone, but I would have raided that cheese pie, too.) I am positive that your wise mom knew what you did, and she smiled, remembering her own childish raids on your grandmother's favorite desserts :-)
I'm sure Momma forgave you, as did my mother when I decided to one day share one of her freshly baked cakes with our dog! But now you've given me a craving for cheesecake.
Bonnie,
Awww, memories of childhood. With me it was cookies. Mama kept a box of cookies in our fridge that she saved for our school lunches. I grabbed a handful and ran out to the swings and eat em'. I felt guilty every time I saw Mama making those lunches for us to take to school. I don't know if she ever found out, but "I" knew and that was enough to make me feel bad. Excellent write, Bonnie!
Oh Bonnie, this is such a hoot. You know my Grandmother used to make canolli's to serve to guests. I never liked them, only the cream filling inside and with a miniature spoon used to scoop the filling out and eat it. She always knew who to come after when there was nothing left but the shells...
Even better than pie! C h e e s e !! Gon' gobble me another piece. . .come back for more!! {Don't feel guilty; stealing a li'l taste was a compliment; Mama probably knew all along.} Thanks for the delicious snack. xOx 'Pea' xOx
I love it and iy was just the kind of things kids do. I would let it go if I were you Bonnie because it was probably a favorite story your mother loved to tell, at least I would have as a parent.
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Hugs to you,
Christine
Georg
All from a pie
That made momma cry.
Somethings we just don't forget.
Doug
I'm not quite sure what a cheese pie is, but it sounds yummy and the poem is great. Cheers! Liz
Awww, memories of childhood. With me it was cookies. Mama kept a box of cookies in our fridge that she saved for our school lunches. I grabbed a handful and ran out to the swings and eat em'. I felt guilty every time I saw Mama making those lunches for us to take to school. I don't know if she ever found out, but "I" knew and that was enough to make me feel bad. Excellent write, Bonnie!
Blessings and love,
~Linda
Be always safe,
Karen
TRASK
Everything you write comes to life in such a unique way - I applaud you!!
LOve and Hugs,
Lance
Secretly she was happy you loved her pies!
Regis
fee
(((HUGS))) and much love, your friend in Tx., Karen Lynn. :(
(((HUGS))) and love, Karla.