One thing I worry about with kids is that someone in the family is going to be a vegetarian. Not that there's anything wrong with that, of course, but I don't want to have to conceive and prepare more than one meal for any one meal time. Call me lazy.
But it might happen. Because of Austin.
And not because he's squeamish -- it's because he's grossing me out. He asked Julie the other day if people ate cats. She told him no. He nodded and agreed that the fur would be awful in your mouth.
And then I roasted a chicken and he ate both drumsticks. And then gloated -- gloated! -- about it afterward: "I ate two chicken legs! The chicken has no legs! He has to bounce around on his belly! Bok bok bok!"
I felt a little ill.
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Hey Jak!
It's Chris Skublak (Cynthia and Wolfgang's son--one of the twins!) Haven't seen you since Sharon's wedding!(3 yrs ago?) I googled your name and found this blog. I'm trying to reach you in order to get Vera's email address, but I only have Pauline's (and she's out of the office until next week.) I'm gonna be in San Fran on Tues until Sat, and thought I'd say hello to Vera (and Neve!). Please email me at: cpskublak@gmail.com!
Thanks and hope all is well with you!! :)
HILARIOUS!! This just about made my day. Hell - it made my week! Thanks JC. And have a happy Tgiving.
hey jack - baldwin mentioned there were some cute new pics on your blog. true enough, but moreover, i have just spent the last 1/2 hour or so reading and giggling. thanks for the amusement. this one particularly made me laugh out loud. (even a little snort.) have a great hoilday - we'll miss you this year. (especially at the gift exchange...)
~sandy
They do say that those who are vegetarian as children/teens have higher IQs!
Lol
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