Thursday, February 5, 2009
diet of champions
At our house only the finest, most nutritious, most healthy foods are allowed to be consumed by our strapping young sons. Many a late hour is spent steaming, pureeing, freezing, and thawing only the freshest of foods for their consumption.
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You mean there is baby food that doesn't come in a jar? Where can I buy it? I love the twiner pics...So fun!
funny things is, I remember when that picture was taken.
I remember one night going to a baby shower and listening to a few women tell all about their process of steaming, pureeing, and freezing only the finest of vegetables. I suddenly felt like the most inadquate mother out there because I barely had time to warm the jar, let alone do the whole food processor thing. I felt better when the lady next to me whispered, "What a waste of time. Just go to the store and buy a freakin' jar of carrots, for crying out loud."
I love the "twin" pictures. So much cuteness!
Ohh, he has so much hair, and minus the nose looks like such a big kid. Cute pics. I 'm glad to see you take training seriously from a young age. You know what they eat at 6 months could determine whether or not athletic scholarships are in his future.
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