Is that like, getting your Glam-on?

My grandmother is a wonderful cook! That comes with decades of being a farm wife and mother. She can cook for an army on a 4 burner stove, And she needed that ability to keep up with the way my uncles ate when I was growing up. 

They were two young strapping farm boys and would eat three pork chops at a meal, and there were 10 of us at a meal on any given day. 
When I moved in with my now husband, I aspired to cook as well as my grandmother. I texted her for help a few times a week, standing in front of the stove feeling helpless. 

Now she taught me everything I know, but putting into practice the things I learned at her knee is different real life!
 It's has been years now and I am married and more in the groove  with my cooking. 

(Thank goodness for the Dutch oven!) 

Lately, I have made 3 "out of the park" lunches.
 When I told my grandmother about this, she smiled and said:
 "You must be getting your 'Gram'-on!"

Lol!