- Most mornings before school when I was in the third grade and Mom was expecting my sister Linda, she would make me a giant pancake. I'd put butter and sugar on it and eat it while I watched reruns of Father Knows Best and Leave It To Beaver. When Linda was born, the pancake service pretty much dried up. But that was okay. I just learned how to make them for myself. And I knew my mom still loved me.
- Slicing up fresh tomatoes from the garden and sprinkling them with a little salt and pepper.
- Eating a peanut butter and jelly sandwich with chicken noodle soup, especially when I was on the mend after being sick.
- Snacking on dilly beans (whole green beans pickled and canned with dill) and cucumbers sliced up and marinated in vinegar. More garden treats.
- Putting chocolate milk the blender and frothing it at the highest setting so it was light and full of bubbles. I especially liked to drink it when I had my nose in a book. I'm sure it was my treat of choice all the way through Dr. Dolittle, and I'm guessing through Harriet the Spy and The Outsiders as well.
Wednesday, March 28, 2012
Down the Hatch
Some of my favorite treats when I was a child (and after I was cleared for possible allergies):
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