Cooking for one issues.
Posted: Mon Jan 20, 2014 5:53 pm
In my prime I cooked for a family of three daughters and a wife at a time vegetarians were regarded as extreme, it wasn't easy.
I am now also in my prime in a different sort of way, mortgage paid with very few needs (Rather than wants) and the company of a friend who loves and cares for me even though I don't make the bed in the mornings and file the towels away in the airing cupboard with straight corners.
Because she works away I cook for one five days a week, I'm not looking for help. Rather sharing the experience.
I can knock up a tasty meal with half a cabbage, some garlic and pasta. I have friends who say, "Richard can come and leave his dirty socks on my floor any-day".
To-be-honest, some sensible store-bought ready meals for one are a boon.
I am now also in my prime in a different sort of way, mortgage paid with very few needs (Rather than wants) and the company of a friend who loves and cares for me even though I don't make the bed in the mornings and file the towels away in the airing cupboard with straight corners.
Because she works away I cook for one five days a week, I'm not looking for help. Rather sharing the experience.
I can knock up a tasty meal with half a cabbage, some garlic and pasta. I have friends who say, "Richard can come and leave his dirty socks on my floor any-day".
To-be-honest, some sensible store-bought ready meals for one are a boon.