Apr 10 2016

Dinner’s Ready

Published by at 7:15 am under Country Life,Family

I had dinner made for me by cute teenage boys on Friday evening. That’s not something that happens often enough.

The high school was having a $10 a plate (or Styrofoam container) fundraising dinner to support the sports teams. For your $10, you got BBQ chicken, baked beans, corn, and a roll*:

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The kids were manning (or boying, to my aged eyes) the BBQ:

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as I pulled up into the arena parking lot, and they brought dinner to my window with a smile, like a drive-through. What’s not to love?

With dinner taken care of, I headed to Safeway, where I found most of the population of the Big Town. I was buying one bottle of wine to go with the dinner Megan made for our brother and his girlfriend, who were expected home from their road trip to Oregon. You can’t use self check out for booze, though you used to be able to, so I was doomed to the inaccurately named express line. At least the girl ahead of me was half my age and buying a six pack of wine.

Megan made enough lasagna to bring some over to Jonathan’s to be ready when he and Rio got home. So they would find dinner and a bottle of wine waiting. I also added some TV shows and movies to his hard drive, and we wrote a little note saying “Welcome home! We missed you! Love from the PIA [Pain in the Ass] Sisters!” Megan also put the heat on and made sure that Scout the mini cat was inside. I think Scout missed Jonathan most of all.

He texted us:

“Dinner was delicious and the wine was fabulous. Far better than both was savoring the love and caring from my sisters. I love you both so much.”

I love my family. All for one and one for all! ♥

*It turned out there was enough food for two dinners. That was a good investment.

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2 Responses to “Dinner’s Ready”

  1. Guyon 10 Apr 2016 at 12:02 pm

    You sure got your moneys worth, $10 and enough for two, what more can one ask. What a wonderful family you guys have, not only can you share meals and time but you also share love for one another, it’s a rare a precious gift, enjoy every minute, your parents must be looking down at you and also enjoying every moment with pride.

  2. Joy Fielderon 11 Apr 2016 at 4:33 pm

    Isn’t family wonderful?!!!!!! Can’t be beat….