[JERRY2KONE]

This all makes me think of when I was just a kid asking my mom how to cook. She used to tell me that some day I may have to cook for myself, and then she would ask me if I wanted to eat well, or starve. So she sat me down in front of the stove on a little setp-stool to watch her cook. She never measured anything and no two recipes were the same. So I learned at an early age to fend for myself. I began cooking meals for the family when I was like 11 or 12, and through the years have modified some of her goodies to sute my own taste. The wife & kids rave about how good the food is here at home, and most of them are also healthy. Life is good. So each time you cook you just have to try something a little bit different to spice things up and not let dinners get boring for anyone. Now I can whip up just about any meal in about 30 minutes to an hour. We do have a slow cooker and I am trying to get used to doing things that way, but I am home most days anyhow so it really does not get used a whole bunch. WOrking at home and being a stay at home father has its perks.