on this third day of peas, morris demolished his own serving and then went on to eat max's peas because max just kept making drooly razberries every time he got a spoonful.
today we will try acorn squash.
Monday, November 24, 2008
peas
so far, we've tried apples, pears, sweet potatoes, and peas. fruits are a huge hit. they can't get enough. sweet potatoes seemed to make max's cheeks get really red - might have been an allergic reaction, but very cute. they have been going back and forth on peas. one day one likes them and the other hates them, then the next day it reverses.
on this third day of peas, morris demolished his own serving and then went on to eat max's peas because max just kept making drooly razberries every time he got a spoonful.
today we will try acorn squash.
on this third day of peas, morris demolished his own serving and then went on to eat max's peas because max just kept making drooly razberries every time he got a spoonful.today we will try acorn squash.
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Aaah, sibling eating dynamics begin. Great grandma Dorothy used to tell me stories about how when she was a child she used to eat very, very slowly. So when she and her sister, great aunt Ethel, would both get ice cream cones, Ethel would finish hers quickly, and then look longingly at Dorothy as she continued to slowly eat hers. Her yearning look was hard to resist, and often she got some of Dorothy's.
love, grandma Carol
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