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Why I Love Taco Pie

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As for long as I can remember I’ve loved Tacos, not only tacos but as well as Taco Pie. I can always remember being absolutely ecstatic when I would figure out that we would be eating Taco pie that night. Although I loved it terribly we didn 't have it often so whenever we did have it I was that much happier. Whenever I have Taco pie now I always think back to earlier years of how excited I was about having it. I love it because of the meat and cheese in it. How it mixes together it just becomes a completely different taste thats wonderful. My grandma used to make it for me when I was younger and was at her house every day of the week, but since I 've stopped going there everyday because I 'm old enough to go home alone and my mom works two

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