Society of Culture and Welfare

Grandma spends a lot of time in her kitchen.  She loves to cook, even though she says she cooks to make sure whoever eats her food will get a healthy portion.  She makes going out to eat boring.  Whenever we think about going out to eat, our thoughts always turn to Grandma.  Not only can she cook, but she tells wonderful stories while you are performing whatever chore she gives you, and you don’t even feel you’ve done any work at all.  My Grandfather usually sits at the kitchen table with his newspaper and cup of tea.  We are always after him to remember to use his blood glucose monitor every morning.  He has kind of a hefty appetite and is always nibbling, even after Grandma cooks in a good healthy breakfast.  He insists on eating bacon, but Grandma will not cook it.  Now and them she give him a couple slices of turkey bacon, which he enjoys.  Grandma says Grandpa thinks bacon is bacon, and does not make the distinction between turkey bacon and just plain ordinary bacon that we get when Mom and me go out for breakfast.  I think Grandma’s bacon taste much better than the restaurant’s.