Now that my brief moment of fame as the ToastMama is over, I have to admit it was fun. My ancestors were Ukrainian, Bohemian, German, Irish, and English, but I must be part ham.
ToastMama is different from MummyToast. Food Network Magazine mummy toast is made with string cheese, sliced black olives, pizza sauce and toast. When I get to the store to buy bread, I plan to make an avocado version. Sure beats those weird wax lips for Halloween.
After checking in at the haunted hotel in Baltimore's Fell's Point area it was time for serious speech practicing in front of the mirror. But the menu on the desk for the meatball sub restaurant next door was haunting my hungry thoughts. How could I concentrate on toasts, hosts, satin slippers, and parallel parking with that distraction?
After our subs and a local brew, the groom and I walked around in the gray rain looking at boats.
Two mangled tidbits of advice I couldn't work into the speech, with fond memories of my former sister-in-law:
- If the shoe fits, buy it.
- Every hat has a silver lining.
© 2013-2016 Nancy L. Ruder
1 comment:
You are yummy and delightful. I love all your toasts.
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