Daddy's Home by Tony Rubino and Gary Markstein for November 21, 2014

I thought Elliott was a pre-teen… as in 12.

I had 3 of them, and they are about to have their own in a year or two. Cant wait to see how loud they complain about the grocery bills. I will be waiting with an evil laugh!!

I used to refer to teens the swarm of locusts

@TonyDon’t have one but I were one…about a half century ago.

Do you have a teenaged vacuum?

What x_Tech said.

Well said.

I was one, and one of my two sons had a notable appetite.

No, I don’t. My 3 sons were just a year apart, and their sister a year younger. She was 50 this year and none of them had any eating issues that I remember.

hmmm…my daughter leaves her evidence all over the place. I know exactly what she had to eat as I walk through the house picking up her trash, closing the bread bag, putting the lid back in the peanut butter, putting her cup in the sink…my son eats a lot too but is not as much of a slob.

Rarely had the problem; had two daughters! The only times when a problem crept into the house was when the daughters had invited guests. My wife and I were wondering if they were ever fed at home!.Now, we have three grandkids, two of which are boys…

Nope mine hasn’t turned into an eating machine yet. We are still in the picky little man phase. I’m currently saving up my money in the hopes of still being able to feed the future eating monster that will one day emerge from little mans room.

The only things so expensive I’ve bought in large quantity are almond and hazelnut flours for baking.