Robin and Kim
Kim & I at Dog Patch USA |
We were raised on our family farm and did almost everything together. She didn't like that little sister had to tag along at times, but she always gave in and let me. I hope she doesn't get mad, but I have to tell this one story on her.
She was probably seven and I was around four. She was laying on the bathroom floor, with a see-through scarf over her head. It was sheer white with bright different colored circles. I heard her calling my name,
R-o-b-i-n over and over, in this deep dark voice. When I went in there I leaned down and asked her what was wrong. She said, "I'm dead". I replied, "no your not, your still talking to me". She came back, only to tell you I'm dead. I can't remember everything she said, but I do remember crying and thinking she really was dead. She finally started laughing.
We've always been close, but the older we have become, the closer we get.
I'm very blessed to have Kim as my sister. She's the big sister everyone wants to have. I love you Kim!
Me, Momma, and Kim |
You can see by the pictures how much fun she is.
Sister's Recipe
2 lbs. hamburger meat
4 potatoes, sliced thinly
1/2 onion, sliced thinly
1/4 cup of butter
1/2 teaspoon of salt and pepper
Form four hamburger patties, I sprinkle the salt and pepper on each, then mix together. See picture below.
Place in 9x13 casserole dish.
Slice potatoes and onions as thin as you can.
Place potatoes on top, then add onions. Dollop butter around on top.
Cover with foil and cook for 1 1/2 hours.
Remix Shepherd's Pie - Sister's Recipe Be Sweet and Stay Sweet! |
Looks yummy! and sounds easy to make, too!
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