A conversation I had recently:
Joe: "om nyom yom yom"
Me: "So how was swim practice?"
Joe: "nom ...sGood! munch ...learned to jump off the chomp blue thing".
Me: (dodging bits of food that are flying, Cookie Monster Style, across the table) "So do you like that dinner? it's new?"
Joe: "chom... What? (Looks at dinner for first time) ..um... I don't know... munch"
Joe: "nom nom nom. s'OK. Is there more?"
Swim team: Curing picky eaters since... I dunno when.
He's reaching that age. When my brothers were teenagers they hoovered food. A table filled with food would be emptied in minutes, (learned not to be late or I'd get peanut butter!).
Kinda takes the joy out of spending hours preparing something special, when it's shoveled down too fast to taste.
Posted by: Wynda | November 20, 2010 at 12:48 PM
This was great and simple article to make our child to come out of picky eaters(spammy link removed by OSM). Thanks for the article and it sounds great for me. Keep on sharing more stuffs.
Posted by: Picky eaters | January 21, 2011 at 01:14 AM
Dear picky eaters.
I will continue to share my stuffs, but you dont get to post irrelevant spammy links here without permission. I dont do that shit to you. Kindly show me the same respect.
OSM
Posted by: One Sick Mother | January 21, 2011 at 08:54 AM
I hope you would post some more. I absolutely enjoyed your post about the Church that spammed that disabled or retired man. I've become disabled over the past six years too. My big fights have been with my health insurer who recently learned that I would clear things up and get them resolved. I would learn a great deal from your writing on dishonest, spammy companies. You might check out my blog on living with chronic illness on Carepages.com I write there as FrankLivingFully (caps don't matter) It is definitely a good organization like CaringBridge. Here's my google profile link. http://www.google.com/profiles/BigBirdFrank
Posted by: Frank Elliott | February 23, 2011 at 09:09 PM
Frank,
Thanks for the positive feedback. I hope to get back into blogging soon.
Posted by: One Sick Mother | February 24, 2011 at 09:16 PM
LOL!! I love it! Cross hiking in Phoenix has the same effect on picky eaters. Suddenly, they don't care what you feed them, as long as it fits down their throats with minimal chewing effort.
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