Three reasons why the missionaries love Sister Knudsen.Real Bread! With a crust and with a tooth. It comes with
Homemade strawberry jam. And butter.
All of which are rare in Korea. Including Sister Knudsen.
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4 comments:
Yummo!!!!
Oooh, I could use a slice of that right about now.
That's what I remember about coming home from school in high school, warm bread on the counter. Rarely would she tell me to wait for dinner to eat it. What a good mom.
Aww, I miss Sister K's bread! It's the best. There's nothing like the scarcity of something to make you love it more. :)
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