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I really enjoy quilting, I don't enjoy cooking. I have a picky eater for a husband and I end up cooking all the same things because I know he will eat them. But I love to experiment in quilting. It is relaxing and enjoyable and a stress reliever.
I love going to quilt retreats, because I can sew all day and someone else does the cooking. |
Originally Posted by tjradj
I put a LOT more effort into my quilts than my cooking. My DS is an extremely picky eater, so cooking around here is no fun. Plain potatoes or rice or pasta, maybe butter on it. Plain steamed veges, maybe with some butter on it. Plain roasted or grilled meat, maybe with some salt on it. That's about it. I live for the day I can make a casserole!!
Sad, huh. I told him that I was NOT going to put up with boring food and began to introduce things without telling him -incl onions/garlic; now ,he will eat most things except spicy things, so I do him liver whilst I have curry/ chilli-------------why don't you try it----------OR cook what you like for yourself and buy him tv dinners!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Mt cooking much better than my quilting!!!!!! |
All I can say about cooking/quilting, is, I HATE to cook, get no enjoyment from it and do it quickly and haphazardly, and yes, I have a husband who is part martyr and part cook.
On the other hand I love quilting/sewing, I find it relaxing, fulfilling and I enjoy it! |
I USED to be a good cook, but DH started cooking our dinner when he retired. Now I can quilt right up to dinner-time.
I don't get to cook-by-tasting, so I'm not gaining weight - that's 1 way cooking & quilting are different - I don't quilt-by-tasting |
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