I know what that's like, my boyfriend refuses to eat any veggies, salad, pasta, most sauces and dressings are out or anything that looks "weird" he won't eat chinese or sushi either and when I was little there was a time period when all my mom could get me to eat was pastina with butter and french toast.
yeah sounds familiar. Her staples are peanut butter (never jelly), bananas, mac n'cheese, cheese pizza, cheesy ravioli (do you see a trend?) , blended yogurt, milk, cereal, granola bars. She will eat plain cheeseburgers but only if they are flat pucks like fast food. Now we get to remove milk products out of her diet (including anything with Casein on the label). Even bread has milk in it unless you read the label carefully. So, she is in for a few rough weeks!
See... I did Google it, but I couldn't find where it said it was being held in Boston. I thought I found the wrong PAX. When are they holding it? EDIT: Just went back to the website and found the 2010 Boston thing in the upper right corner. Stay tuned, they say. Remind me when it gets closer or there's more information on it, Jen.
Justin, I have a reply for that. Unfortunately it is parked in the back of my brain and I am having a tough time getting it to come into the light.
Can't really complain. It is the summer, so things are slow. I was thinking about your dad this morning for some reason and ended up using a Rolls Razor. Made me wonder if I would be seeing you online today.
Awesome!! Yeah, I have the kids today while the wife is at work. These rugrats are growing so fast. Matter of fact, here are a couple pics we just had taken of the girls...
Very cute. I love the Strawberry Shortcake football. I think my daughter has the same shirt in purple!
The football thing was a great idea of the photographers. It helped even more that Jaelyn totally loved it!!
Its always better when you have a photographer that can think on their feet and work with the kids like that! OK Distraction crowd... Ray posted on FB that it is Summer Glau's b-day. Happy B-Day to one of the distraction girls!
There's an anecdote about an old farmer whose friend came to visit. After sitting on the porch and swapping stories for a while, they decided to drive into town for dinner. The old farmer told his friend, "Wait a moment, I have to feed my dogs." He walked down the the end of the porch, gets a basket full of turnip tops, and then takes those out to his dog pen. Now the friend is thinking the farmer has lost his mind, but sure enough, when he dumped the turnip tops in the dog pen, the dogs were all over them. The farmer turned around to see his friend with an odd look on his face. "I didn't know dogs would eat turnip tops." the friend said. The farmer just smiled and replied, "Neither did they for about the first week or two."
