Hey! Ethan caught it on the first bounce – he didn’t even have to invoke the five second rule. For my part, chocolate chip is OK, but blueberry or banana nut rank higher.
As far as action on Talia’s muffin, my guess is that it is HER choice as to who eats her muffin as long as it is in her possession. Now whether guys can get on the list depends whether she plays in one league or two, doesn’t it?
Perhaps it shouldn’t be prepared in the first place, if it is unnecessary. But the idea that food should be eaten because it’s there — finish your plate, billy! — only further encourages Americans to overeat.Don’t train your kids to eat more than they want.
Sure, I wasn’t replying to YOUR meaning, but to an existing danger in the US that, in part, comes from an insistence of “not wasting food”.Of course, the oversized portions, often served in certain restaurants, are more to blame, but, still, once they are on your plate, you aren’t helping the hungry people of South Sudan or Mississippi by stuffing down those last bites.
pumaman over 10 years ago
Are we at Lambert’s? (home of throwed rolls)
klunker rider over 10 years ago
If she was really ticked, it’d have been a coffee mug
tototu over 10 years ago
Talia’s muffin? Most men would eat that.
wesbucey over 10 years ago
Hey! Ethan caught it on the first bounce – he didn’t even have to invoke the five second rule. For my part, chocolate chip is OK, but blueberry or banana nut rank higher.
As far as action on Talia’s muffin, my guess is that it is HER choice as to who eats her muffin as long as it is in her possession. Now whether guys can get on the list depends whether she plays in one league or two, doesn’t it?
Urbane Gorilla over 10 years ago
I can’t disagree with this in principle. We do have an excess of junk food here, though.
chassimmons over 10 years ago
Perhaps it shouldn’t be prepared in the first place, if it is unnecessary. But the idea that food should be eaten because it’s there — finish your plate, billy! — only further encourages Americans to overeat.Don’t train your kids to eat more than they want.
chassimmons over 10 years ago
Sure, I wasn’t replying to YOUR meaning, but to an existing danger in the US that, in part, comes from an insistence of “not wasting food”.Of course, the oversized portions, often served in certain restaurants, are more to blame, but, still, once they are on your plate, you aren’t helping the hungry people of South Sudan or Mississippi by stuffing down those last bites.