Way back, when I was only three
and Aunt Loretta sat for me,
Uncle Erwin put me on his knee.
He taught me a crucial skill for life:
how to eat butter off a knife.
When I was little my parents hired Loretta Kleinschmidt to clean house and 'sit' for me on Tuesdays and Thursdays when my mom was at work. She was strict, exacting, and loved me like a grandchild, and became my "Aunt Loretta." She didn't drive, so sometimes my mom would get her, but frequently her husband, Erwin (pronounced Ervin) would come to our house to get her when he was finished with his work for the day, as a carpenter. And that's when I learned about the wonders of butter. Sadly, but maybe not surprisingly Uncle Erwin died of a heart attack December 26, 1985. Aunt Loretta is dead now too, but I still remember them both with love.
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