Prettiest shopping list ever!
I doodled, then Marie wanted some homework while Jack was doing his, so she coloured in my doodles. Made me smile my way through the supermarket.
So close!
I served up the most nutricious meal, followed by strawberries for desert. Probably shouldn't have added the mounds of sugar then... Must do better next time.
(I realised I have never served "neat" strawberries at home - always with either cream or sugar. Oh how we are conditioned. The next five times they will get strawberries in all their natural glory - oh, alright, I'll wash them - until we have all be unconditioned.)
- Ms. Moon penned another gem the other day. Just saying. And linking.
Tuesday, 3 May 2011
Some pictures while I wait for my inspiration to return from its world travels
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The trouble is when you start. My guys like them neat, as long as they're nice ones.
ReplyDeleteLove that you need purple milk :) We always need red milk and green milk, but now I want to know what the purple one is? Does it give you a flat stomach?! Is that the secret?
ReplyDeleteLove the 365 Muesli too, my fave. I feel very voyeuristic, now that I know your shopping list, AND your fridge. What are the batteries for?! hmmm, intriguing.
And, love Marie's colouring.
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@Jo - I'd forgotten what I'd written (I think that may well be the trouble with my inspiration - plenty of good ideas every day, they just disappear into thin air after five minutes) and your comment seemed so cryptic! I have to admit my dirty mind got started making up many possible meanings...
ReplyDelete@Rhi - Ah the purple milk is skimmed milk indeed. I keep hoping it will give me a flatter stomach. So far, no luck.
The 365 muesli is definitely for babes, as the cereally things in there (oats? - see, I don't even know what they are I am so not a health nut) make me gag and probably would make me vomit if I tried to eat a bowlful. But by all means enjoy yours. :-)
I don't know what the batteries are for - Babes added that part. I asked no questions, just got them for him.
I did wonder for a bit if I should put that list up, but then it's not as if it was my list for the chemist or anything and it didn't seem too bad. I just love the colours!
(Can you tell Babes has a bad cold? "Tissues -> lots" Heehee.)
ReplyDeleteThanks for the link, Babycakes.
ReplyDeleteI used to make strawberry shortcakes for dinner sometimes when my kids were little. Big biscuit-like cakes with sliced strawberries and whipped cream. Sugar was involved.
They will remember that on their death beds. My kids, I mean.
thanks for the directions to ms. moon's post. i needed her words today.
ReplyDeleteA nutritious meal deserves to be followed by a bit of indulgence.
ReplyDeleteI don't believe I've had strawberries with sugar on the side since I was a kid. I've become so boring now, I rarely have sugar in the house.
ReplyDeleteThat is a beautiful shopping list for sure! Growing up I never had strawberries with anything on them-but Josh's mom always sprinkles a little on before she serves them. They're pretty delicious either way!
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