So my wife puts up with all of my hobbies, no matter how annoying they may be, or how much they end up navigating themselves onto the coffee table or kitchen counter.
Well the other day she is in the kitchen trying out a new recipe. She is great cook and as of late has been trying every different recipe she can think of. Well her favorite resource is nothing other than a copy of The Joy of Cooking that her mother handed down to her when she moved to NC to live with me.
My in-progress (at the time) BK9 was lying on the kitchen counter near where she was doing her thing, with TJoC splayed out to some newly discovered page. She out of the blue stated "This is the greatest cookbook ever". I nonchalantly walked up and asked her (rhetorically of course) whose names were on the cover of the book.
She read them off one by one, then looked at me like "what's your point?" I picked up the BK9 and pointed at the name on the side.
I stood there for a while so the hamster could get the wheel moving fast enough...but eventually the light bulb came on. It was like I did a magic trick when she made the connection between the two.
Not only that but she thought it was cool that our hobbies do occasionally cross paths in unexpected ways.
Well the other day she is in the kitchen trying out a new recipe. She is great cook and as of late has been trying every different recipe she can think of. Well her favorite resource is nothing other than a copy of The Joy of Cooking that her mother handed down to her when she moved to NC to live with me.
My in-progress (at the time) BK9 was lying on the kitchen counter near where she was doing her thing, with TJoC splayed out to some newly discovered page. She out of the blue stated "This is the greatest cookbook ever". I nonchalantly walked up and asked her (rhetorically of course) whose names were on the cover of the book.
She read them off one by one, then looked at me like "what's your point?" I picked up the BK9 and pointed at the name on the side.
I stood there for a while so the hamster could get the wheel moving fast enough...but eventually the light bulb came on. It was like I did a magic trick when she made the connection between the two.
Not only that but she thought it was cool that our hobbies do occasionally cross paths in unexpected ways.
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it's his family business 