A Meditation in Ink: Meditation 12.5.18

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A pen and ink doodle meditation in oranges and blue with a blurb about Christmas cooking
Dear Henry,


I suffer from "wishful cooking". 

 Around each holiday and especially around Christmas, I go through all my recipes looking for holiday-appropriate treats.

After scouring through recipes, Pinterest,  and other sources, I generally end up with ten or twelve things that I am going to make.

Then, reality sits in, and I realize, who am I kidding?  There is no way I am going to be able to cook twelve different kinds of Christmas treats.

Then I buy fudge and call it good.

But it is fun to pretend that I will truly put the neighborhood to shame with my Christmas baking.

xoxo a.d.



Location: Bella Vista, AR, USA

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