Dear Anonymous: THIS Is Why We Blog
So it's been kind of a hard week. And then this note arrived from Anonymous and Nan. It drew tears, then gratitude, then resolve.
Many thanks, Anonymous and Nan. You just don't know the difference you've made, this day. Blessings many, to you both.
My grandmother who is 98 yrs old and still makes a small breakfast for herself now and then is an avid reader of the food blogs, when she came across yours and the coleslaw recipe she marveled at the fact that some of your readers had never heard of boiled dressing. That is what we had when young and still have at my house.
Nan also says the reason they soaked the cabbage in cold water was to "clean it of any critters that might have set up housekeeping in there," at least that was her reason 'cause she did the same thing.
We both enjoy your blog and the care you take with your recipes & comments. Thank you!
Many thanks, Anonymous and Nan. You just don't know the difference you've made, this day. Blessings many, to you both.
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sorry you have been having such a hard week, but it is these little things in life which help us to make it through the tough times. It's all worth it!
ReplyDeleteThat's great!! I am glad to see that others appreciate you like I do. And I hope next week will be better.
ReplyDelete(Funny thing is, I came here just having deleted a snarky comment left anonymously about a recipe way back in the archives on my blog. Some people like to spread joy and others like to criticize.)
You have some wonderful readers. And it is why we blog. I do find really good people out there.
ReplyDeleteJust so you know, I'm glad you're here.
Awww...that comment is just the sweetest ever! I hope next week is better, Alanna.
ReplyDeleteMy nan can't beleive you actually
ReplyDeleteacknowledged our little note to you!She is thrilled beyond words! She phoned all her pals & grandkids and made sure they all knew about "that lovely lady blogger in the USA who writes so beautifully about veggies". I'm sure you will have a few more Canadian readers coming to your blog. Thank you so much for making nan's day.
Hi again, Anonymous!
ReplyDeleteWell then that's TWO (three, including yourself?!) who're thrilled! And TWO who told all her pals!! Tell Nan that "that veggie lady" is half Canadian and grew up 50 yards from the border. So the more Canadians ... the merrier! Just wait til I tell my Auntie Gloria ... from Winnipeg. ;-D
Dear Alanna,
ReplyDeleteHave always enjoyed your veggie creations and look forward to more...thanks heaps!
VV fan
Was looking for Sophia Loren's low cal veg soup and came upon your blog. Your recipes for cabbage soups are intriguing. I'm a 74 yr old retied chemist who does much of the cooking. I'm trying to lose weight to lower my cholesterol. Thanks for your easy access to great recipes.
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