Okay - so I wasn't sure what to do about Muffin Tin Lunch today since The Boy ended up eating a grilled cheese sandwich at 10am - I thought there was no way he would be hungry by lunchtime. Well - this is what I get for thinking ...
Around noon, I sat down with The King for a bit, trying to get him to nap. I could hear The Boy getting into things in the kitchen, and although that is never a good thing, The King really needed a nap, so I stuck it out with the little one.
Once The King was settled into his slumber, I followed the sounds to find The Boy and here he was:
In our spare room making his lunch. Lunch consisted of:
Unbroken (thank heavens for those little daily miracles) eggs in a strainer, sprinkled with baking soda.
Raisins and fish crackers.
That were also sprinkled with baking soda.
And the rest of the box of baking soda in my big tupperware bowl, with a sprinkling of raisins.
So, I grab him a little muffin tin and ask him if he wants to put together his own lunch. His eyes lit up and he got right to it.
This is his Muffin Tin Lunch -
This should go down as his favorite of all time.
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10 comments:
I laughed soooo hard! that's awesome, jenny!!! I almost thought, just from the first photo, you might use the egg carton as a muffin tin!
And it almost looks like he used the tin for counting...
I did think about the egg carton, but it was COVERED in baking soda!
He is hilarious! I wonder if he'll be a chef one day...he sure does enjoy trying to put together his own meals. Oh, we love him, he's adorable!
That is great! Too funny:)
Wow, you have a little baker on your hands. Definitely marshmellows... Savy loves them also.
I love the new blog template! Your family has such lovely faces!
awesome! what more can I say, needed a good laugh and he can always bring a smile to my face!!
That is hilarious!!
Too cute. Did he eat anything that was covered with the bi-carb?
Libby
That is priceless... and kudos for making it a positive experience for everyone!
I need to give my son the option of making his own... he's a sensible boy... I think only half the tin would be filled with marshmallows? :)
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