The cousins range in ages from seventeen to forty-two.
After Thanksgiving dinner last week:
The cousins didn’t want to leave, so they didn’t want to leave.
The cousins wanted to watch a movie, so they wanted to watch a movie.
The cousins wanted to try the Creme de Vie, so they wanted to try the Creme de Vie.
The cousins wanted to spend the night, so they wanted to spend the night.
Who are those demanding copycatters?
Here’s a hint: They are not my kids and they are in their nineties. 😉
Ay, Dios mio!
Marti,How cute! God Bless them!! I don’t know if you are familiar with this saying, but it’s used to refer to someone who does not want to miss out on anything that’s going on … I believe it’s applicable here :))
“No se pierden ni un bautizo de mugnecas” (n with tilde) LOL!!!
Have a great week-end with “they”…
I wish you all well 🙂 Melek
“To keep the heart unwrinkled, to be hopeful, kindly, cheerful, reverent that is to triumph over old age.” ~ T. Aldrich
That was awesome!Great post!
What a fun night!
I thought you would enjoy knowing how much Cuban Joy (Dicha) you bring to perfect strangers.My father, who just had his 100th birthday, and I are Cubans. We live in a very little town 60 miles north of Atlanta called Jasper, Of course, Cuban anything here is hard to find. BUT, I prepared a bottle of Creme de Vie, thanks to your recipe, and he is beaming. His first words out of his mouth were, Se me habia olvidado lo buena que era la Crema de Vie.
Thank you, and may you have a very Blessed Navidad.
Octavio Orta