...let's call it being creative in the kitchen so your kid will eat.
Q and I were reading an "Olivia" book right around lunch time today when we came across this line in the the book - "I'll make the peanut-butter-and-chocolate sandwiches," Ian offered excitedly." Quinn immediately stopped the story to inform me (excitedly) that she, too, would like to make a peanut-butter-and-chocolate sandwich. After thinking about it for about a half of a nanosecond, I said sure thing, coming right up. Who am I to deny anyone chocolate? I reluctantly admit that it is one of my main food groups. I really hate it when women chorus out in some weird sisterhood how much they love chocolate, but I am here to say, I eat it everyday in one form or another. It is embarrassing and true. Sadly, it looks like I am raising a kid to love it as well.
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Love it! You're a great mom.
Kim, I share your feelings about the weirdness of women and the sisterhood of chocolate. But I admit that like you, I eat chocolate every single day. In my opinion, it's an important part of a well balanced diet.
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