it was during julie & julia {which was, btw, adorable}
that i had a horrible realization:
i mean, i can bake well.
not fabulously; i'll get by at a bake sale some day {helloooo, s'more cupcakes}.
but i do not cook and this must change.
{the feminist in me says, "just marry a man who can cook," but let's face it- i want to be a
stay-at-home mom
ican'tbelieveijustadmittedthat
which means i'll be cooking . . . that is, if i don't kill my entire family with my food first}
so, despite the fact that i will often be cooking for one,
learning to cook meat even though i don't eat it {this should be exciting} and overall just be making a mess of an already pretty small kitchen,
i shall learn how to cook for my future children.
i mean, really, this is a humanitarian effort.
{yes, i broke my "must read the book first" rule just to join my friends at this movie --- i'm glad i did;
it was just so darn cute}

2 comments:
hahaha! awww... yeah learning how to cook meat is haaarrrddd! i'm still not so good at it. i have about 3 or 4 recipes that i alternate between. on the plus side i bet your kids will love salad! :)
Abigail, my love, I will teach you too cook anyting you want. AND we can come up with fun, kid-friendly foods that are both delicious and healthy. I promise you this can be done!
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