A Diabetic Dessert and Beautiful Memories

Cooking is a little erratic this week, because I'm packing up 25 years of accumulation.  Some of the things I am throwing away; believe me, that takes a long time.  Deciding what is really valuable to keep and what to throw away takes awhile.  Anyway, the cooking is suffering a bit, because of time and space; or the lack thereof.  There is a diabetic dessert following my thoughts here.

Moving brings forth some beautiful memories.  Interestingly, I found two letters wrritten by my father to my grandmother, his mother in-law, when he was in boot camp preparing to go into WWII.  I'm so glad I found tthem.  Even though there was no date, I believe they were written around 1944 or so.

He talked about how he was so fortunate tto have her as a mother-in-law and how much he loved her daughter and missed  his "sweet little rascals," that was my brother and me.  He mentioned that the guys in his unit were suprised at how he close he was with my grandmother.  They did not have the typical in-law relationship.  It was really cool; I remember that.

Meanwhile, I was thinking that I needed to write in my blog in case someone was reading.  I happened on this diaberic dessert recipe from recipe secrets blog and decided to share it.

DIABETIC PINEAPPLE DESSERT

15 oz can Crushed Pineapple ( drained )
1 small carton of cream cheese
1 small pkg. Sugar free instant Vanilla Pudding

Mix pineapple and cream of cheese add pudding and place in graham cracker pie crust (medium ) and mix well. Top with cool whip Let it chill for at least 20 minutes.

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