Wordy Wordless Wednesday

....Not so wordless after all. I skipped a day of posting because I'm mad at the blog. Mad, mad, mad. My love affair with technology is a fickle one. I have all kinds of fun learning to do something "techy", like blogging, and feel quite fancy when I can perform a cool trick like importing a photo or creating a link. Then spacing issues knock me right off my high horse. I just want to use the computer. I don't want to fix it. I want my blog to look perfect, and when it doesn't, I waste countless minutes sitting here trying to correct it. As you have noticed, I can't figure out how to make my spacing come out correctly. I keep trying to edit my posts, over and over, but I can't figure out the problem. And because I can only think of one way to fix it, I keep trying that same thing repeatedly. It is hard for me to understand that if it didn't work the first time, it isn't going to work the 111th time either! Who wants to read a recipe when there are no spaces between the lines?? Why do I let this ruin my day?? Do I not have more pressing concerns?? I feel passionately that everyone be able to comfortably read the calico bean recipe, so they can hurry up and make some, so families everywhere will be satisfied with delectable bean goodness. How sad that your eyes can not take a small rest between reading the ingredients and learning that you are supposed to let them simmer in the crock pot. And all because I can't figure out how to give you the space.

Stupid blog. Please don't tell the boys I used that word. We aren't allowed to use it in our house. Stupid blog. It just bears repeating. Makes me mad, mad, mad....

I mean, there are many people living in this house. Personal space is at a premium. I'm a girl who can appreciate a little space. I can't even go to the bathroom without a dog (or two) at my feet and someone shouting an urgent request at me through the door. And now I'm feeling crowded in my own blog.

Okay, enough of that. Now I'll leave you with a recipe for a smiley summer sandwich. Layer something sweet between two rowdy roughians and thoroughly enjoy on a rainy summer day.