Spit, Gum and Shoe Laces
Viewing comments for Chapter 3 "Ode to a Frying Pan"A Progression Of Expression From Fiction To Faith
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Comment from nor84
I've spilled boiling grease in my crotch--that's gotta STING!!
Hopefully, if I go first, my husband can make my stew. Although he did that once when I was gone, and the dogs wouldn't eat it.
reply by the author on 10-May-2007
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I've spilled boiling grease in my crotch--that's gotta STING!!
Hopefully, if I go first, my husband can make my stew. Although he did that once when I was gone, and the dogs wouldn't eat it.
Comment Written 10-May-2007
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I thank you kindly for your time and effort in reviewing this piece.
Comment from Southjerseyteddybear
I have a full set of cast iron frying pans. They are hard to get a handle on but I refuse to use anything else. I really liked your poem. How long did it take you to stop getting eggshells in the pan? Me, it took about two years of trying. Good job.
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I have a full set of cast iron frying pans. They are hard to get a handle on but I refuse to use anything else. I really liked your poem. How long did it take you to stop getting eggshells in the pan? Me, it took about two years of trying. Good job.
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Comment from phaedra
A well written excellent poem about the trials and tribulations
of learning how to cook.
Great title for the cookbook "cooking for Old Dummies!"
Phaedra
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A well written excellent poem about the trials and tribulations
of learning how to cook.
Great title for the cookbook "cooking for Old Dummies!"
Phaedra
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Comment from greeneyes
Very nice! This is a great poem with some humor as well as some sadness
This flows well and I enjoyed reading it
I dont have anything to recommend to make this better
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Very nice! This is a great poem with some humor as well as some sadness
This flows well and I enjoyed reading it
I dont have anything to recommend to make this better
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Comment from Kone Simons
Very well done--and I know what it's like cooking for one. A friend figured out a crock pot--cook food for three days--yeah, sure it's boring at times, but works.
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Very well done--and I know what it's like cooking for one. A friend figured out a crock pot--cook food for three days--yeah, sure it's boring at times, but works.
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Comment from Acarey
Blue-Stubby, this is sweet! Almost edible! Your poem has has rhythm and it flows well. Simple and true, easy to read and it will inspire all those who have to deal with absent better halves or who just left home. I am sure she was right there encouraging you and laughing with you! Keep writing. Good job!
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Blue-Stubby, this is sweet! Almost edible! Your poem has has rhythm and it flows well. Simple and true, easy to read and it will inspire all those who have to deal with absent better halves or who just left home. I am sure she was right there encouraging you and laughing with you! Keep writing. Good job!
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I thank you for the time and effort in reviewing this piece.
