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Re: whats for tea

Postby tonicha » 11 Sep 2013, 20:09

I've decided that it's about time I went out for a proper Indian meal, in Olhao, sometime.

I'll talk Bente into it, just need to persuade Grumpy :roll:

Oh bugger it, we'll go and leave him at home :lol:
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Re: whats for tea

Postby Kaz » 12 Sep 2013, 07:31

:lol: 8-) :D
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Re: whats for tea

Postby Kaz » 12 Sep 2013, 07:33

meriad wrote:a 'boring' one for me tonight - Finn Crisp biscuits with cheddar cheese and chilli jelly :D washed down with a glass of wine :kick:


That sounds lovely, and not at all boring 8-) :D :lol: I'd probably live on stuff like that if I lived alone, as it's a faff to cook just for yourself I find......
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Re: whats for tea

Postby Weka » 12 Sep 2013, 09:08

spinach fritatta with feta. the first meal EVER that Oliver finished before us. Normally he has to be told and told and told and told and told to start, then when we have all finished, he starts. :twisted: but today, wow, it was like a tornado sucked it up!

Yes, i'll be making that again, even though Missey wasn't at all keen on it.
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Re: whats for tea

Postby Diflower » 12 Sep 2013, 09:21

It's lovely when that happens isn't it :D
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Re: whats for tea

Postby Kaz » 12 Sep 2013, 09:24

Oh yes - Harry had huge problems accepting new tastes when he was little. Every time I found something he enjoyed eating it was like Christmas :D 8-) Now he's a great eater - loves healthy food and isn't into snacking or junk much at all 8-) :)

You'll get there Weka 8-) :D

Oh and my mouth is watering at the sound of that frittata 8-) :D xxx
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Re: whats for tea

Postby Weka » 12 Sep 2013, 09:37

It's not so much the tastes, he will pretty much eat anything, it's more that he just can't stop playing. you tell him to eat, so he mimes opening the cutlery draw and getting the utensils out and setting the table, then mimes sitting down, then mimes eating. :roll: if only he would just EAT!! argh it drives me mad. every single dinner time, except tonight.

hang on, today was his first solo swim too..... I wonder if he's had some kind of brain development (we call them brain farts lol). His sister has them. she gets more and more unreasonable over a 2 week period till i'm about ready to give her up for adoption or murder her, and then she wakes up the next day a different child, more articulate than before, and more complex thinking. I wonder if this is his version.

Sasha on the other had wouldn't touch it as it was all mixed up. she likes her foods to be segregated into little piles. to the point where if I'm doing a stir fry i dry and dump it onto her plate into food type piles, without being to precise, as i don't want to pander to it, but I do want her to eat.

Kids aye? who knows.
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