sara, how did she fake you out?

Kristin, ha! totally.

msbelle, I know it's not fun, but sara's onto something. I'm glad he's getting comfortable, even if it is maddening times a jillion. Sorry noodle.

ita, Sunday! Let's do Sunday! Cause my BW appointment just changed. Gr.

Shit. I think I booked Sunday too.

The fuck? I have no life. This makes no sense.

I'll know more after krav tonight.

Whoops! Time to be leaving.

She totally prefaced the request with a shamelessly sweet compliment which was so outta-the-blue it was startling. She was attempting to startle me into agreement! Which I would have done anyway, cause, hello? It's a hairdryer. I may have taken the not-barracks, but I'll share my hairdryer!!

The fuck? I have no life.

bahahahaha! hello and welcome to my calendar. How did I get busy?

yep, know it's normal. just stressed, no big.

David, I am with you. no way am I cooking another dinner or tossing out good food. Problem with tonight was his dinner was beef, so I can't eat it. He had 2 strips of bacon instead. It's a struggle getting meat in him right now and since he refuses all veggies, I am not really willing to give up on meat.

msbelle, I'm sorry about the frustration. Normal or not, I imagine it's more than a little craxy-making.

I have a six year old nephew who will only eat meat. Only. Meat. No cheese, no fruit, no veggies. Not even cheese or potatoes.

I'm waiting to see if he's diagnosed with clogged arteries before he gets to the 7th grade.

Kids and food make me craxy. Owen will ignore what's on his plate to go and steal off of Olivia's highchair tray. It's the SAME FOOD--only cut up into smaller pieces.

It's a struggle getting meat in him right now and since he refuses all veggies, I am not really willing to give up on meat.

So pasta is his really-truly favorite, eh? Man, kids and their weird food things. I still can't get over the fact the nephew likes canned bean, corn and carrot juice. It's freakish!

If you want to sneak extra protein into him, my parents use this weird crumbly vegetable protein stuff in pasta sauces and whatnot.

I just heard a Postal Service song in a UPS commercial. Clever.

msbelle, {{{{{{{{{{{{}}}}}}}}}}

Also, hide some salami in a twinkie. That is my expert advice.

when I nannied, Z would only eat noodles with butter and cheese, bologna, and scrambled eggs. If you tried to use the spinach pasta she would REFUSE to eat it because she said it was a vegetable. True, yet only in the loosest sense of the word.