. I asked him to make her something else, but he insisted that is all she needs since that is all SHE wanted. He said what's the difference from that or a PB&J, this is just healthier because there is no fattening peanut butter or jelly filled with sugar. Nate could have debated this all night, instead, I made Kalli some noodles and called it good.
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Yes, I can see your point, it makes perfectly good sense. Ice cream is not part of a nutritious meal until you add the chololate syrup. A sandwich somehow becomes a healthier, more complete meal when you slather on a gob of mayo, and in some weird way, an already not-so-healthy slab of carbo loaded, processed wheat becomes "healthy" and a "meal" by scooping out a 23% saturated fat nugget of Trader Joes peanut butter, and smearing it on one of two pieces of bread.
-Nate
Looks like Nate needs to have the last word. I'll stay out of this spat ;) Too funny!
You guys crack us up (Miah included- he says that he has to agree with Nate- might be a loyalty thing, though :) I have a feeling our kids would be malnourished if it weren't for mothers- NOT that I disagree with Nate, he has a point but I'm not taking sides. I would have done the same thing as you, Tash.
Very funny! I'll stay out of it too!
Right on Nate!
Hi Tasha, I stole the picture you have of Kalli at the top of your blog. It is too cute to believe and the lighting is so wonderful that I am going to paint it sometime. I hope that is OK. Charmaine
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