28th Aug, 2008

This Explains My Mental Deterioration Quite Well

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In the space of five minutes, while eating a dinner of chicken, stuffing and grapes:

Child One:  Mommy, can I have more chicken?

Mommy, glancing at plate:  After you eat your stuffing and grapes, honey.

Child One reluctantly begins picking at stuffing and grapes.

Child Two:  Mommy, can I have more stuffing?

Mommy, glancing at place:  After you eat your chicken and grapes.

Child Two reluctantly begins picking at chicken and grapes.

Child Three:  Mommy, can I have more grapes?

Mommy, raising eyebrows but not bothering to glance at plate:  After you eat your chicken and stuffing!

Child Three reluctantly begins picking at chicken and stuffing.

Mommy checks clock to see how far off bedtime is.

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*snort* Now why didn’t they just sneak a trade behind your back?

*giggles*

Just wait until they start plotting in tandem.

I’m pretty sure they already are…

:)

I know things can be frustrating for mothers…
But I can’t help but smile about all of the things they will eventually plot. You’ll miss grapes, chicken, & stuffing. :)

They are plotting. You know they are.

At least yours will eat! My oldest fights about eating almost everything!! Supper time is a huge struggle, and I absolutely hate it, but I refuse to be a short order cook!

I am all too familiar with this scene. Yes indeed.

You say “child one, child two, child three”, however that scene only changes slightly when it is “teen one, teen two, teen three, and teen four”. Welcome to my world. It expands beyond dinner. Yikes!

Combined all together they make the perfect child who will eat everything! lol

A cute post. Thanks for sharing.

Aw, adorable. AAG, can I have some stuffing?

HEHE! That is so my dinner table and my kids! I agree w/ Lilly tho, mine prolly would have just traded ;)–Lollie

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA! I love it!

I know that feeling. On daddy days, I start calculating bedtime from the moment I get up.

Oh your little ones are such trouble makers! haha

At what point did they all switch plates around?

LOL! Too funny.

My mother used to say:

“Insanity is hereditary. You get it from your kids.”

Ain’t that the truth. :)

This is why I like cocktails so much…

This happens often in my house, eventually one child gets all the chicken, one gets all the grapes and one gets all the stuffing.

All the food disappears, and nobody goes to bed hungry… or insane.

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