LAKELAND Mother Love feasted on homemade sausage, chitlins, doughnuts and fried chicken as a child.
Through much of adulthood, she kept cooking the way she'd seen her family cook.
"While I was squeezing oranges for breakfast, I'd be figuring out what to take out to fry for dinner," the author, humorist and performer said Thursday during a diabetes seminar at Word Alive Ministries in Lakeland.
As she gained weight, buttons on her pants popped. Her knees going up the stairs "sounded like snap, crackle and pop."
Through much of adulthood, she kept cooking the way she'd seen her family cook.
"While I was squeezing oranges for breakfast, I'd be figuring out what to take out to fry for dinner," the author, humorist and performer said Thursday during a diabetes seminar at Word Alive Ministries in Lakeland.
As she gained weight, buttons on her pants popped. Her knees going up the stairs "sounded like snap, crackle and pop."
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