Grandma's Cookie Jar
When I went to visit Grandma
I was always thrilled
For I knew she kept
A cookie jar well-filled.
Quickly I removed my wraps
And Grandma led the way
Into a pungent kitchen
With treasures on display.
Peanut butter cookies,
Gumdrops tart and sweet,
Macaroons and gingersnaps
And brownies for a treat.
With a glass of buttermilk
I tasted everything,
Grandma looking on at me
As though I were a king.
I love to visit Grandma,
It's a trip I most enjoy
Though manhood's now replaced
That eager little boy.
by Bernice Peers |
• Sat 24 May 2008 - <i>Untitled Comment</i>
My middle Daughter Candace, ( who just turned a year older today), once asked my mom what kind of cookies she baked. Mom was so funny, she always had a quick answer. She looked at Candace ( who was 5 at the time) and said, " I don't bake cookies."
Candace put her hands on her hips and said, " What kind of Grandma are you anyway?"
Mom came back with, " The kind who doesn't bake cookies!"
Actually mom baked wonderful cookies!
Edited by GrandmaRosie on Sat 24 May 2008 at 10:16 PM