The Red Hat Society's Domestic Goddess (2009)
“—Robert Heinlein When her kids were in school, Millie had always volunteered to chaperone the field trips. Apparently, she’d forgotten the headaches they’d caused because she’d suggested another one for the class. This was the fifth time the bachelor survival course had met. She’d hoped her sons would have gotten the hang of things by now.
Her temples throbbed as she raised her voice so all the students, gathered just inside the entrance to the grocery store, were able to hear her. Not that... they were listening, as Mitchell and Steven’s voices rumbled disruptively in the back of the group.
“This is an important lesson,” she called out. “You all need to know that when you’re cooking, the food isn’t automatically set out for you. You have to get the ingredients yourself. And if they’re not in the refrigerator, you need to head to the store. So pull out your recipes, grab a cart and make sure you buy all the things necessary to make dinner.MoreLess
Her temples throbbed as she raised her voice so all the students, gathered just inside the entrance to the grocery store, were able to hear her. Not that... they were listening, as Mitchell and Steven’s voices rumbled disruptively in the back of the group.
“This is an important lesson,” she called out. “You all need to know that when you’re cooking, the food isn’t automatically set out for you. You have to get the ingredients yourself. And if they’re not in the refrigerator, you need to head to the store. So pull out your recipes, grab a cart and make sure you buy all the things necessary to make dinner.MoreLess
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