I'm pretty sure last weekend will become a permanent life/food memory.
Definition of life/food memory: When you eat something amazing that happens to be on a perfect day so that the combination of the day and food will forever be remembered if you ever taste the food again.
Examples:
Eating a clown cone from Baskin Robbins... immediately takes me back to my eighth birthday where I chose to have these cones instead of a cake. Really great decision and the day is forever engrained in my head.
Having a bite of Texas cornbread (need to share the recipe soon)... immediately envision my mushroom haircut-self, wearing a cowboy hat and my favorite red boots, on Go Texan Day in first grade thoroughly enjoying our authentic Cowboy meal.
Are you with me? Come on, I know you have some.
I made these cinnamon buns on a day that I will never forget. I felt good/normal for the first time in three months, and it was one of the first fall afternoons in Houston where you have to be happy because you are not sweating when you walk to your car. It is totally engrained.
Now back to that three months of not being here. Where have I been might you ask? Trying my hardest to get through each and every day while feeling so nauseous, I wanted to do nothing but cry... not even eat.
I've got a bun in the oven too and it has completely taken me under for a full three months. So if any of you out there have experienced "morning" sickness morning, noon and night I can totally sympathize with you. Hallelujah, it is gone for the most part or at least only hits me in waves. So as you can see, these buns were made on a very historic day for. Living through three months of misery and finally feeling semi normal again and wanting to cook was a huge and wonderful day in my book.
This surprise little bun is due on April 10, 2013 and we couldn't be happier.
Until then, let's make cinnamon buns!
Now back to that three months of not being here. Where have I been might you ask? Trying my hardest to get through each and every day while feeling so nauseous, I wanted to do nothing but cry... not even eat.
I've got a bun in the oven too and it has completely taken me under for a full three months. So if any of you out there have experienced "morning" sickness morning, noon and night I can totally sympathize with you. Hallelujah, it is gone for the most part or at least only hits me in waves. So as you can see, these buns were made on a very historic day for. Living through three months of misery and finally feeling semi normal again and wanting to cook was a huge and wonderful day in my book.
This surprise little bun is due on April 10, 2013 and we couldn't be happier.
Until then, let's make cinnamon buns!
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