Gratefulness | Lessons from my daughter

Olympia

For the letter O, in our A to Z Challenge, Emil picked Olympia as in Cheer Olympia, Emily’s cheer club!

If you just started following our blog, you should have a look at some previous posts I wrote about cheerleading

Emily is still finding this writing challenge somewhat challenging 🙂 But after telling her that some of you have been asking for more from her, she sat down and wrote this:

Olympia is a cheer gym. I am a cheer leader. I have friends. I have a cheerleader uniform. I like cart wheels.

Once again, thank you Cheer Olympia… Thank you Lorraine and Colleen and many thanks to our wonderful coaches: Celine, Megan and Chloe. You ladies are the best!

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A to Z Challenge 2016 – Lessons from my Daughter (PR) #819

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My mom used this expression constantly as I was growing up.

She meant that I always had to add a little something; “a grain of salt.”

Sunday night, I was reminded of my mom’s expression!

I made lasagna for the first time ever which is ridiculous as I studied hotel management and aced some pretty awesome cooking courses. I am a fairly good cook and hubby is a trained chef but I had never made lasagna from scratch.

So Sunday evening, I tackled this project, made my meat and veggie sauce, grated two different types of cheese, sauteed spinach and incorporated it to ricotta cheese, layered it all, cooked it and served myself a big portion.

Jon was out and Emily had dinner earlier.

Me and my lasagna sat on the couch at around 8:30pm.

It didn’t take long for my girl to come around and ask if she could taste.

She took 2 bites than gave me my bowl back.

When I asked her if everything was ok, she said: “well mom. it’s a little blend! Mrs. D. in culinary tech says that a little salt could help with that.”

What the

Did my girl just delivered a clever zinger?

Webster defines zinger as a quick and clever comment that criticizes or insults someone.

Yes, my girl just delivered a clever zinger and I don’t care that it was at my expense.

I am just proud she’s achieved another milestone!

And for the record, my lasagna was delicious. The layer of ricotta and spinach is the part Emily called blend, next time I will add a little salt and pepper to ricotta but believe me when I say that if you have a little bit of everything on your fork, it taste like heaven!

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