Child & the Knit: American Qualities Spork(s)

Man (American) narrates his world-plate consciousness feel of things hospitality, exchange, culinary-education, and maybe social media knowing.

A nice world-invocations Julia Child reference featured lifestyle-butterknife, for your December-holidays Tuesday, to inject in-between my Sandman (Marvel Comics) knucklebones story-trilogy fanfiction. Thanks so much for reading (Happy Xmas), 

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"I had decided to link my love of things of Catholic-ornaments and American culinary-arts for an American Homeland social media culture 'friendly' word of things of classic record of cooking-instructional television on Earth, since I'd become a social media 'world' citizen-fan of the care and technique-education acumen of the legendary modern civilization chef-lady Julia Child (1912-2004)...Facebook-like!"

"What a marvelous resource soup is for the thrifty cook - it solves the ham-bone and lamb-bone problems, the everlasting Thanksgiving turkey, the extra vegetables" (Julia Child).

"I decided to experiment with varied world-fare for my home American kitchen after post-view of Julia Child videos of instructional/excellent culinary-arts and tried my hand at shrimp goulash, an Irish-Indian curry-blend/hybrid, a chocolate-melt frozen layer-cream of sorts, and a chick-pea soup with lamb-bits grilled. I felt like a nice chef, and I had Julia Child media/videos to thank for it now. I thought about the textures of the human chef's psyche and the erosion and blending of ingredients and spicing mixing and remixing to create something of the consciousness, creative for a 'sovereign' view of Earthling onside-know of excellence (and Selfie-cool)."

GIRLFRIEND: What's this Irish-Indian (curry) blend to do with 9/11, darling?
ME: Well, it's a nice 'toast' for things of sandy/smoky consciousness of handshakes.

GIRLFRIEND: Cooking for culture-contact sportsmanship storytelling, darling?
ME: I think my new fave-novel...is A Tale of Two Cities (Dickens)...Earth-kiln.

"Doing well is the result of doing good. That's what capitalism is all about" (Ralph Waldo Emerson). 

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"Money is everything" (Ecclesiastes)