A girl I knew in college’s mom gave her some excellent advice, while other moms were teaching their daughters how not to get pregnant, she was telling hers, “bake cookies.”
This girl was stunningly beautiful in that fresh scrubbed type of way, delicate features, petite, and with long curly hair that always seemed to be in perfect ringlets. She was sweet and kind and never said a harsh word about anyone. Adorable would be the word.
Yep, and bake cookies she did, with her mom, on Saturday nights when all the other girls were out dating up a storm.
Sure enough her sophomore year this girl got engaged, to the pastor’s son no less, and they married soon after. I lost touch with her but somehow I bet that all worked out and maybe by now she’s teaching her own teenage daughter to bake cookies.
The old ways may not be so popular these days but I have yet to meet a guy who can resist an expertly baked warm oatmeal chocolate chip cookie.
Let those who have ears hear.
Cookies and sammiches.
In Chinweizu’s hugely controversial book, Anatomy Of Female Power, he lists of the five pillars of female power, the power of the kitchen. Long before I was aware of this book and from the help of my dad’s cooking skills, I learned to cook from scratch, especially baking. Now that pillar of power is mine and not my date’s. Watching a foogasm roll over the face of my taste tester is visual proof of that power.
Great post. I’d love for us to get back to the basics.
Mmm lemon cookies…
That looks like a pretty interesting book! What are the other four pillars?
I’m not going to post a spoiler, Bloom. You can download the book in PDF format. But be aware, it is probably the most anti-feminist publication that is worth reading.
Cookies? I like cookies just as much as someone who is blue and furry.
Your friend gave up her Saturday nights to learn something that will make people happy. Her collegues dating up a storm were learning how to tease boys. How useful was that?
I agree Fuzzie. Her mom was pretty darn smart! I wish more moms advised the same!
“In Chinweizu’s hugely controversial book, Anatomy Of Female Power, he lists of the five pillars of female power, the power of the kitchen.”
I don’t think the “power” of baking (cookies in particular) is with the food itself.
The power is in the subliminal association with the food…hearth, home, family, good smells, children running around asking for cookies and leaving some for Santa.
In our numerous seasons in life….in our youth we lived by the Fry Grandpappy, after Mike got punchdrunk of frying I baked every day, and then he went into a healthier phase of life (thank Holy God, or he would be dead now) and I seldom bake now, and it’s healthier fare in the kitchen. But when the weather outside is frightful…and we’re rained in, or it’s winter, he asks me to bake. 🙂
I should add: Bake things like bread, cookies, and so forth. In my youth I tried to win the Pillsbury bakeoff numerous times. I think the thing is rigged. Everyone who tried my recipes,”Just peachy” in particular, agreed.
Ton wants cookies
Lol! 😀
I hate oatmeal.
Sumo,
That’s all right. More for me!!! Munch, gulp, Yum!
I hope that this guy in Russia never runs out of cookies.
Sumo, you’re half Scotsman and you hate oatmeal?
(cute bear video, Fuzzie) 🙂
I may have found a girl for BuenaVista.
Sad news. She is married with two kids.
BV probably already knows her. 🙂
(I’ll bet she has a nice voice)
She is married? That’s more of her husband’s problem then BV ‘s problem
Lol Ton! If BV watches that video I think her husband may have a problem! She’s a cutie, I nearly fell in love w her myself!
I left the first video without seing her bio. In another vifeo, it was spelled out. She is good looking but, more than that, she can fly!
I liked the bear eating cookies one too! I laughed when the bear started grabbing for the cookies 😀
I hope that Russian doesn’t EVER run out of cookies!
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