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Hey, Drew! I hope you get well soon, buddy.

Treated myself to breakfast in town, and that's how I ran into my cousin and her family, who are visiting my aunt. The oldest kid is 13, and he's now in that teenage phase where displays of emotion in front of your parents are "uncool".

Feel better, Gary. Be sure to stay hydrated! Sounds like fun. I would love to learn more about baking, myself.

Treated myself to breakfast in town, and that's how I ran into my cousin and her family, who are visiting my aunt. The oldest kid is 13, and he's now in that teenage phase where displays of emotion in front of your parents are "uncool".

Hey, Terry!

By your definition, anyone who looks at you sideways is a bully.

Because he's delusional.

What would Yayo and the others say?

Truth. Hey, Drew!

The apple pie: https://www.cookingclassy.com/crumb-topped-apple-slab-pie/ And the Broccoli-Cheese Soup. The recipe was originally my grandmother's, and she didn't write it as precisely as I would like. I've made some improvements, and included a variation at the end. 😋

I imagine the cats will be armed with water pistols. Wait...cats don't like water. Okay, so maybe those crackers that shoot confetti and streamers when you pull the string? Oh, never mind. Cats don't have opposable thumbs.

Hey, Terry! Things are good. I'm about to start making an apple slab pie. It's also raining today, so I think I'll make broccoli-cheese soup for dinner.

I know the feeling, but never with a notebook. Hoping it turns up for you! 🤞

Happy almost-Birthday to Mum! Hey, Dugh.

The Dai Li may have been founded by Avatar Kyoshi, but the organization's corruption later became her biggest source of regret.

Then why did we have to invent a word for it?

@Drew Espinosa Now I see the resemblance to the Avatar: you're the same height as a 12-year-old boy who eats only veggies and has no hair on his head.

Oh, the hypocrisy!

Hey, Dugh.

Hey, Drew.

You and Max can share the platter, then. I, however, will stick to pancakes or an omelet for my brunch.

It's not that she was a bad guardian, exactly. Her cooking skills left much to be desired, but according to Max, she was respectable in every other aspect of her duties. The first time I asked him what he wanted for dinner, Max shrugged and said "I'm good with whatever." He believed his opinion wouldn't be taken into consideration, so he didn't feel like he should contribute to the discussion. Well, I fixed that soon enough. I took an old hat and some pieces of paper. I then wrote down the names of some countries or cities on the paper. France, China, Brazil, Brussels, Athens, Santa Fe, and so forth. Then I asked Max to pick one paper from the hat, and we would look for a recipe or meal to make for dinner, based on the region he chose. I often asked for his help with cutting veggies, or measuring liquids, etc. From there, it was easy to encourage him to be curious and try new things. I may have created a monster, though, because I wasn't prepared for the escargot he ordered at a brunch place in town.

Omar Rudberg, AKA Simon on Young Royals.

Hey, Tea Bat. What's brewing?

My kiddo usually keeps his hair shorter on the sides and back, with some longer curls on top. Sort of what's called an "undercut". It's a good style for a ballet dancer.