Maple and brown sugar oatmeal, pickle, red pepper, orange pepper and a little orange juice: the breakfast of champions, a least champions of indecision. (This time I didn't rip the paper towel in half.)
*giggle, giggle* I'm impressed that he would eat the peppers! I love how kids are the same all over the world, today for lunch Emma had a pickle sandwich, she insisted on having pickle relish in between two slices of bread. :? And unfortunatley I did tear the napkin. Niagra falls at my house! Thanks for coming to visit me today! I always love to see your smiling face in my comments!
The breakfast of toddlers and pregnant people, haha!
Right now Mad is a boop addict (uh... boop = grapes, in case you weren't aware). Today we saw a little boy in the store carrying a little bag of them to snack as Mom shopped. Each of the three adults in my group gasped and backed away silently before Mad could catch on. Wondering what the other mom and her friend thought...
Breakfast:
And only a bite/sip of each, right?
ReplyDeleteI was rolling on this post. Pickle and red pepper! Love it!
ReplyDeleteGlad I don't have the only one who wants to eat pickles three meals a day. My nearly four year old could eat a jar in one day, I swear!
ReplyDeleter u serious?? honey that is AWESOME!!
ReplyDeleteROFL niiiice :)
ReplyDeleteSo funny!
ReplyDeleteThe only thing I could get my son to remotely touch would be the orange juice. We have a terribly picky eater (he gets it from his Daddy).
hilarious. i didn't see him with all that this am.
ReplyDeleteDon't let him see fried pickles.
ReplyDeleteAre you serious?? Sadly, I don't think my kids have ever even had a pickle. Too funny
ReplyDeleteHAHAHA! If you didn't mention "toddler" I'd ask the next logical question...
ReplyDeletePregnant?
Haha - love it. And of course they ask for everything and eat next to nothing!
ReplyDeleteWell, oatmeal can be a bit on the bland side....
ReplyDeleteThat looks like a kids whose not afraid to try anything! Glad to know you aren't struggling with a picky eater!
ReplyDeleteWell variety IS the spice of life...looks like you have a little jalepeno on your hands.
ReplyDelete;-)
*giggle, giggle* I'm impressed that he would eat the peppers! I love how kids are the same all over the world, today for lunch Emma had a pickle sandwich, she insisted on having pickle relish in between two slices of bread. :? And unfortunatley I did tear the napkin. Niagra falls at my house!
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Seriously?
ReplyDeleteMy daughter just eats a few bites of oatmeal and that's all she wants. I tried to cut her up an apple with that and she had a fit. Eek.
LOL I love this post. looks like my kitchen table in the morning. But think about 3 different ones LOL.
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ReplyDeletemy kidlet would eat the oatmeal and that's all
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He didn't actually eat all of that though, right? Just had to have it there in front of him?
ReplyDeleteMy daughter (5) had two pieces of bread with butter and garlic salt for breakfast. She grosses me out with this breakfast several times a week.
Variety is the spice of life, right?!
ReplyDeleteThe breakfast of toddlers and pregnant people, haha!
ReplyDeleteRight now Mad is a boop addict (uh... boop = grapes, in case you weren't aware). Today we saw a little boy in the store carrying a little bag of them to snack as Mom shopped. Each of the three adults in my group gasped and backed away silently before Mad could catch on. Wondering what the other mom and her friend thought...
The pickle makes the meal.
ReplyDeleteThe pickle seems normal enough... but did he really eat those peppers raw? Yuck!
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