We live in a lovely but dwindling corner of Montana. In the early 1900s it was a beautiful town/city - with a flourishing mining industry and periodic influxes of European and Asian immigrants. Underground mining was replaced by flats - with the exodus of the miners from the town. Mercifully, the downtown area - called uptown because it is at a higher elevation than where the miners lived. boasts beautiful turn of the century brick buildings with lovely architecture and interesting eateries. One of our favorites is the Uptown cafe which serves the most delicious traditional Coquille St Jacques.
We have five sons and an assortment of daughters-in-law.
Our sons are Philip (divinely handsome looks like Gregory Peck)married to Joyce - Caucasian, Michael who likes taking pictures of my dishes married to Sharon - of Hispanic-Scott origin, Andrew who is 6 months away from being a full fledged psychiatrist married to Mariko - Japanese German, David with the driest sense of humor - if it got any drier it would crack- married to Tong who is Thai, and Joseph the baby-lives in England - married to Elishba who is probably Tibetan-?Caucasian. Bill is my husband - he says he is a "garden variety white guy from Mississippi" and I am Indian (the dot kind - not the feather kind).
Andrew's wife Mariko is drop-dead gorgeous and smart. Although she approves of my cooking she says I am haphazard and record nothing for posterity. She also challenges me to do something different. Our son Andrew wants to go Vegan in the hope that he will get back to being as trim , fit and handsome as he was at the Naval academy. So Mariko has been trying to use vegan recipes. —AnnaChacko
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