22 September 2014
I find it a little bit odd.
But my children seem to be obsessed with their in-holes. To be truthful, it’s really rather boring.
In addition, I think there might be a leak. A possible connection. Cause their out-holes are pretty busy too.
Could the two be related?
They seem to spend an inordinate amount of time concerned
with food, and feeding themselves. It is
a huge big focus in their lives.
I quite simply don’t understand, why I can’t feed them
daily. Once only. Without all of this three-times-a-day-excluding-snacks
nonsense. Once a week would even be
better!
Because due to their obsession, it has become my
problem. To cater to their culinary
needs.
I find this particularly annoying over weekends. When I tend to indulge them a little bit,
with a nice leisurely breakfast, at least once.
Perhaps flap jacks, or pancakes.
Maybe even waffles.
These breakfasts, tend to run rather late. And I always feel as though I’ve no sooner
finished with the breakfast "fun", and tidying up thereafter, before one of the
hairy horrors asks what we’re doing for lunch???
Seriously???
Personally I think they should take to foraging. Maybe at the neighbours? Grazing at leisure.
And as for their out-holes.
Sometimes, I fear they might be upside down.
To the best of my knowledge, the out-holes should be
reserved for excretion. Of rubbish.
But at times they can sprout the biggest loud of drivel
verbally. Out of their in-holes. Droning on and on.
Perhaps in an attempt to quieten their in-holes from
talking utter rubbish, I should rather focus on feeding them instead.
Despite the fact that it is a thankless never ending
task. Costing time and money.
And when did they get so fussy? More-over, is it possibly my fault?
This one likes a thin spread of butter on school sarmies,
that one likes it thick. This one
prefers it toasted, but it must please cool down, before I sandwhich wrap it so
it doesn’t sweat.
They all love my spaghetti bolognaise. But two of them want to know if can they
please skip the bolognaise and only have the plain pasta instead???
Mushrooms, vs no-mushrooms.
No onions please. For some. Loads of pepper for one, but nothing for the
others. Egg on toast a winner for two of
the three. But one quite simply can’t
even look at it. And so it goes. Meal after meal.
Which actually points to one thing and one thing only. They should all service their own bloody
in-holes. And leave me out of it!
So I can service mine.
So I can service mine.
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ReplyDeleteI don't remember any of you bothering to tell me what your culinary needs were.......
I think the gals preferred green veg and the boys yellow,
Albert has never liked fish,
You don't like eggs any more(you would have starved as a child if you hadn't eaten them),
you don't like butter and cream....
It all fades eventually Helene.
A time WILL come when you don't have to cook for the brood - I promise!
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