A clever woman once wrote a post about keeping it real. To honour her commitment I'm sharing tonights dinner menu with you:
- Four leftover meatballs, not homemade
- A bowl of leftover rice (four days old)
- Two tortilla breads (semi-thawed)
- Two fishfingers (so very not homemade)
- Peas (she ate them with her hands, straight from the bowl)
- Carrots (he didn't give them as much as an eye)
Frozen and re-heated food, peas packed in Belgium, fish on the verge of being extinct, "meat"balls full of E-this and E-that. Sharing this with you is a milestone of sorts. It doesn't qualify as inspiration. Or entertainment. Or anything else I usually aim for. But it's real.
And the kids loved it.
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6 comments:
awesome!! for keeping it real! kids do love food stuff like that, it's simple.
xx
callie
Thanks for the link to Jamie Oliver!! he totally rocks!
I just forwarded the link to my sister, I always get upset with her when she feeds my nieces bad food.
and thank you for sharing!! keeping it real.
xx
callie
Oh man, I love you for posting this, especially since I fed my daughter grapes, pickles and grilled cheese for lunch. :) She fed the grilled cheese to the dog so essentially she had grapes and pickles.
Oh, yes. My kids had (still frozen) waffles for breakfast. I tell myself that buying the ones with flax seed makes it okay.
Sounds like our meals...nothing wrong with it in my book!
love it! so important to keep it real, for sure.
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