Another Phase/Chapter/Experiment

Dear Peeps:

About a year and a half ago, CG1 and I decided that because – at that time – our readership was nearly evenly divided between girl people and boy people (hell, there were only six of you) we’d take our cooking/baking/recipe talk to another URL.

And so No Place for Picky Eaters (NPFPE) was born unto the Blogosphere.

:: cue the choir of angels ::

For a while – I’d say a year – we didn’t do a terrible job keep up with both blogs.

Let me put it this way: If the blogs had been children, DHR /DFS wouldn’t have taken them away from us…they’d just have assigned us a case number and kept an eye on things...random home visits and drug tests and whatnot.

But lately… lately we’ve not been doing such a fab job with our youngest offspring.

Yesterday NPFPE came home with a school suspension, a tattoo on her neck and knocked up. We have failed her.

These days we average 35 readers a day on CG/CG and the vast majority of you – as far as we can tell – are Womenfolk. People who wouldn’t mind a recipe post now and then. God knows you stuck with us during feminine hygiene and reproductive rants in the last year – a bit of soft food porn should come as a welcome relief.

We may even post about sewing and knitting and gardening now and then.

Yes, CG/CG is primarily an outlet for the bitching and moaning of two sarcastic, cynical, sometimes sotted Southerners.

But we’re so much more than that.

Do you know that CG1 is a Master Gardener, a connoisseur of cheeses and a critically acclaimed (by half the damn County) baker?

And I… Well, I can knit, and I can sew…and I like to dig in the dirt, and while I am not anywhere near as domestically accomplished as CG1, failure makes for better storytelling, no?

So next week, I think, NPFPE will cease to exist. As a bridge I’ll reroute the URL here and transfer all our faves to this blogroll – shout out to PBE, yo!

Year three, format three - these Alabama girls are RESTLESS!

- Single Barrel Wishes and Stilton Bleu Dreams, City Girl

PS - Yes, that is an image of Country Girl baking 10 dozen yeast rolls this past Easter. I think we got her good side!