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Day 335: Cooking for Loved Ones


I love cooking for people I love.  I love bringing a smile to their taste buds and faces.  I love making them something that I know they love and enjoy.  I'm grateful for the opportunity to serve the people I love in this way.  I'm grateful that I have so many people in my life to cook for and love in this way.  Tonight a bestie who has been living overseas came to our house for dinner and face time. She loves a dish I make so it was a no brainer to cook that up for her.  And send a bunch of it home with her!  It's a recipe that has ingredients a bit hard to come by in her country of residence these days so I wanted to make sure she and her taste buds were happy.  It truly makes my heart overflow with gratitude to cook tasty food for people.

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