Thursday, October 24, 2013

A bowl of Cinnamon Toast Crunch

Ingredients:


  • 1 spoon - medium size
  • one bowl - medium size
  • A gallon of milk
  • A box of Cinnamon Toast Crunch

Preparation:

        I remember going to my grandfather house to eat breakfast with my grandma. We'd never eat regular breakfast food, but when we did it seemed magical. One morning when I was around 5 or 6 years old, i ate what my grandmother called "A Bowl of Heaven". You take your medium sized bowl and pour, from the box of cinnamon toast crunch, the cereal until its about 1/2 from the top of the bowl. I remember my granddad saying the way to make cereal exactly like that so he could seem smart. He like to sound intelligent while doing anything. He would walk down the street and talk to his self on how to fix the carburetor on his truck. When he told me how to make cereal, i didn't even want any. When grandma told me, it was an whole different story.!
      
        Ive already said these steps, but i have to repeat myself on how my grandmother told the story of the "Bowl of Heaven". You take your bowl, the land of Heaven. She used the same bowl every time we made this. I praised that bowl. I thought it really was heaven because everything that came out of it tasted heavenly! Every time i put my hands on the bowl, i would raise it and sing as if i were an orchestra of Angels. I would rise the bowl slowly and as i risen it, i would rise my tone of singing as well. That was my Heavenly bowl.

        You take your tower of Angels, the cinnamon toast crunch, and open the tower to release all the Angels into Heaven. This was an amazing part for me because my imagination was so wide open, I'd swear i could see sparkles when she opened the box. She'll get ready to pour the Angels into Heaven but hesitate, and says, "Here, you release all the Angels into Heaven." I'd be revived with glee! I'll start to pour, but i let one fall first. I'll poke a hole in the middle with my wand, my spoon. I would tell my grandma, "This is little ole me!" She would smile when I take another one out and say it's her. Once I've poured them in to the tip top, i would say yell, "The Angels have mad it to Heaven!"

        Grandma would ask me, "How would the Angels fly in heaven without their wings? You'll have to take your wand and point out the "Gallon of Wings"". I took my hand and pointed to the fridge without me seeing it, and i thought i really was magical! So, I grabbed the gallon of the Gallon of Wings and i started to twist the top off, but i was interrupted by the voice of my grandma. She said, "Don't open it all the way or the wings will fly out."

        i poured the wings into Heaven. I took my wand and swung it into Heaven! My grandma told me with a great smile, "With a every bight you take, there's another little Angel inside you.!!!! With that, i took my Bowl of Heaven and enjoyed it to the best of my imagination!

Saturday, October 5, 2013

I feel that, does it it truly matter who is the bread winner?! As long as the bread is being won in your household, should you truly care? I don't care at all. As long as its someone in my house making some money, the bills can get paid, groceries can get bought, and life can be lived! But this article American role reversal: Women the new breadwinners shows how controversial people are.http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/nation/2013/03/24/female-breadwinners/2015559/

People think that women are the new breadwinner as it says in the article I mentioned earlier. For ex: "She's a business executive and electrical engineer. He's quit many jobs to move for her career advancements." Traditionally, the roles would be the other way around. Even though the farther tries to get a job, he can't keep it for long because of her career. So, since he can't keep a job, why try to get one and have to quit? " She has a college education. Her husband doesn't. Her corporate job has health insurance, a crucial benefit because she is a Type 1 diabetic." What if you're in situations like this. Then the woman would have to work. The man wouldn't have nothing to say about being at home.

I believe that, depending what type of situation you're in, it won't really matter to whom it's happening to. "Parenting. The role reversal has freed moms who prefer to work and dads who like to nurture." Most likely they were in that situation were the mom had to work and the dad stay at home." Education. In nearly every case, the woman is better educated than the man." That's a situation that the man probably didn't go to college.So, the woman works. To him, it probably don't matter.