Gene and Chris

Posted on September 5, 2013 by allinadayofme

My son-in-law, Gene and my nephew, Chris, are both very good cooks! Monday Gene cooked a spaghetti dinner like no other. In my absent mindedness I neglected to take a picture of him and his great accomplishment. But I do have a picture of him from last summer in Saskatchewan, Canada cooking for our son, Tim and his family. Jerry, Shauna, Annie, Pam, Gene, Tim. (I took the picture.)Tuesday of this week Chris cooked supper for us. Carne Asada.These two guys take their cooking talents seriously! They both outshine us women!!!

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I can't believe I'm in old age! I'm now in my eighties! I'm a child of God, wife to one, mother to five, grandmother to 15 plus two granddaughters-in-law! I'm a great-grandma now! I'm a sister, aunt, cousin, friend and neighbor. I'm a housewife and former ESL tutor. I love reading and writing. I've just retired from writing and editing a newsletter, Prime Time News, for seniors. I love genealogy, traveling, birds and animals, blogging and taking pictures.

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3 Responses to Gene and Chris

Lena Rae says:

September 5, 2013 at 8:42 am

Hi Anita! Yes, men who cook are awesome cooks – seen this time and again.

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- allinthedayofme says:
  
  September 5, 2013 at 8:44 am
  
  Thanks! I wonder why that is?!
  
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  - Lena Rae says:
    
    September 5, 2013 at 10:10 am
    
    I’ve given this some thought. Most women have to cook whether they’re good or not and some are better than others. Men do not normally have to cook, unless they really like it and are really good. The men who are good are the ones who cook. 🙂
    
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