We Like Corn on the Cob
So, the other weekend, we had it for lunch. Not even for dinner. Lunch.
Karen offered to husk it and I took her up on it, since I was trying to finish an SRP book. So, several minutes later, it occurs to me that it seems to be taking an awful long time for three ears of corn. I go into the kitchen to find her carefully peeling the husks off the corn, one leaf at a time, and gently depositing each leaf in the garbage. One at a time.
::facepalm::
This post will be the first in the series of why the Kane girls would have made really, really bad pioneers.
So, the other weekend, we had it for lunch. Not even for dinner. Lunch.
Karen offered to husk it and I took her up on it, since I was trying to finish an SRP book. So, several minutes later, it occurs to me that it seems to be taking an awful long time for three ears of corn. I go into the kitchen to find her carefully peeling the husks off the corn, one leaf at a time, and gently depositing each leaf in the garbage. One at a time.
::facepalm::
This post will be the first in the series of why the Kane girls would have made really, really bad pioneers.
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