Rob loves scrambled eggs – and since we got our eggs from the farm yesterday, he decided to make breakfast for the whole family. I thought they were delicious, but some people still don’t seem to like chunks in their food. He ate it – but only because he got to play with it.
First we said grace, ‘Oh please God, don’t let it be green beans!”
Then we did some pointing:
Then we stared at it:
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Then we went for it.
We supplemented with bananas and peaches which were a much bigger hit. Sometimes Daddy tried to slip some egg in there with it, which was cause for concern:
It was a nice family breakfast. Followed by some pooch stalking, and ‘decorating’ the family room.
The perfect end for a splendid weekend. Thanks for the boost.