First thing that came to mind with this letter, originally was “C is for Cookie” and a bratty memory of my youth. Dare I share it, maybe? One of the easiest songs to sing at a young age and a great way to annoy one’s way for a cookie. Yes, I was that kind of child who could kill my parents’ patience, when they baked cookies. I’d sing that song over and over and over again until I got one or they’d send me to the corner bakery with allowance money. The record ‘short count’ was six times. The longest, or the day my mother had extreme patience: twenty.
Someone said there’s such a thing as ‘sweet revenge.’ My parents couldn’t possibly find a way to ‘pay me back for the brattiness,’ could they?
Then I thought I better stay with the routine – books. Today’s theme: Crime. Well, Castle:
Reading the books is like watching a bonus episode during summertime – a treat to see the characters maintain their form from screen to page. I have yet to decide if I’ll finish the tie-ins for “Murder, She Wrote.”
How about you? What’s your favorite criminal read?
Your mother’s patience was far more than. Cottleston Pie was the one my two played over and over again. No, I never pictured you doing that.
That may have been my brattiest move during the early years. As for payback…Parents are *really* good at that.
Confessions Of A Murder Suspect, by James Patterson.
I’ll have to check that out – thanks!
im not really into crime genres as such 🙂 but might give them another go now!