And... cooking on one leg!
Just last week he told me how strange it was to go "back home" and not have family to stay with, not to have a pot of something cooking on a stove and that question you always need to say yes to: "Baby, you come on in here and get something to eat, no?" I know what that means.
There was always a pot of something cooking on the stove, a freshly drawn bath, and a fluffy, lavender-smelling nightgown waiting for me.
The Google app works by voice command searches for things like the weather in San Francisco or asking it to time something cooking on the stove.
Sometimes we'd physically move in for something cooking on the stove, then quickly back away.
They may need help with basic grooming, dressing and toileting or become forgetful to the degree that relatives are afraid to leave them on their own lest they forget something cooking on the stove or become disoriented and wander away.
Eventually more dangerous forgetting occurs, such as taking extra doses of medication or leaving something cooking on the stove unattended.
Typically, candidates are employed when they launch a search, so wearing a charcoal gray coat and power tie to the office on dress-down Friday would signal to everyone that something's cooking on the job-search front.
Cooking on this blog right now is something refreshing: a peanut butter ice cream recipe with whole milk ganache.
