I love cookies rather than cake. I don’t know why. I believe a good, home made, cookie is just a treasure. I like to drink Green Tea for my, health.
When I have a, cookie, I often dunk the cookie in my Green Tea. This way it has some tea on it. I love Oatmeal raisin cookies, and Sugar cookies if they have icing, or they don’t.
I love simple, cookies that are made from scratch, or the thicker, ones. They all could be emersed in my tea. I don’t know why I like to dunk my cookies in the tea. I guess this has been there since I was a, child.
Mom always had cookies, and they weren’t homemade. She spent money to buy these for the family, especially for lunch. We would have sandwiches in the week for lunch, and she didn’t vary.
We could have soup if we wanted it then. Soup, and a sandwich are filling. I don’t eat bread now, but crackers are wonderful in soup. I do eat one ,or four.
Why talk about cookies? Because they are a, simple way to have a, dessert that most everyone loves. Serve cookies with ice cream, and you always have a, wonderful, response. I love cookies better than cake most of the time.
A cookie eaten in silence with my, dad as we rode together was wonderful. We didn’t have to talk, and the silence was filled with a, reply for another cookie. We could travel a mile without talking, but the cookie broke the silence at times.
Dad liked to just have silence, and I didn’t talk fluently, so we made a, good, pair to go together visiting, or just to the lake to go boating.
He had to have a break from his week. He often had me go with him, and I would think, “I will have to talk to him. I hope he will talk about something.”
He would. He was still dad, and very, strict, but there was no, fear of what to say, or how to act. We were just going for the day to the lake, and he was thinking about God, and the next, sermon. He might have been praying, because we couldn’t talk when we went fishing.
When I caught a, huge, fish, it was the wrong kind to catch. In the South, Cat fish eat off the bottom of the lake, and aren’t edible. In the West they are delicious.
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