Michael and I made dinner.
He cooked up some noodles with cheese sauce. I cooked some chicken and frozen broccoli. We dished up some of everything for the kidlets.
Bruise and Bucket proceeded to wolf down the chicken and the pasta. The broccoli went uneaten. So I speared some on my fork and attempted to entice the children to eat theirs. Bucket took a bite ... spit it out. Bruise took the teeniest of bites.
So I said, "Well, if you're not going to eat it, Mommy WILL," as I took a piece of Bruise's broccoli.
So he picked up two handfuls of what was left on his plate and offered it to me.
Smart boy. He's TOO smart sometimes.
And Bucket followed suit.
And they watched me eat each and every piece of delicious broccoli with freshly-cracked black pepper, sprinkled with sea salt.
And Michael and I tried not to smile over our children's cleverness.
Since we don't want to encourage them to be TOO smart. Cheeky little devils.
Then, as Bucket was goofing off, standing on her booster seat at the table, she slipped and beaned her head on the dining room table. Oops. That's going to be a bad bruise. *sigh*
I don't think I'm going to have to worry that my children are TOO clever, after all. :P Thank goodness. I wouldn't want anyone to fear the competition. Ha ha ha.
Don't worry about Bucket, she's fine now. A little cuddle, some infant Tylenol ... and a forced administration of an ice pack ... She's fine now.
Sunday, August 12, 2007
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*shudders* I can't stand broccoli! I very rarely eat vegetables, actually. I am what is known as a bad example for my kids, because guess what? They won't eat veggies because I won't! Big surprise there!
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