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Jul. 31st, 2011 11:12 amThis is kind of a short, pointless post, but I'm amused by it.
Jenny made breakfast for all of us this morning, which was sweet. She made pancakes, eggs, and breakfast potatoes (like hashbrowns). We usually just kinda do cereal in the morning, so it was a nice treat to have her cook.
Scrambled eggs are one of Evan's diet staples. They're one of his favorite foods, and I make them for him regularly. More often for lunch or dinner or even a snack than for breakfast though, unless it's a weekend. Anyway, he was eating his eggs this morning and I casually asked, "How are your eggs, bud?" His response was "They're good. Just not as good as yours. You're the best egg cooker." Now I feel kinda bad for asking him that, since Jenny heard his answer. She didn't seem too bugged by it though. Just kinda shrugged it off. I personally was amused by the situation. I love how candid young children are, about even the smallest things.
Now I have two culinary claims to fame. According to my son, I already hold the title of "best grilled cheese sandwich maker ever", and now I get to add "best egg scrambler" to my cooking resume, haha.
Ok, that's enough of this uneventful morning update, because I already need a nap. I'm so glad I get one. Naps are kind of a rare thing for me, so it's always nice when I can take one. I'm going to take full advantage of it today.
Jenny made breakfast for all of us this morning, which was sweet. She made pancakes, eggs, and breakfast potatoes (like hashbrowns). We usually just kinda do cereal in the morning, so it was a nice treat to have her cook.
Scrambled eggs are one of Evan's diet staples. They're one of his favorite foods, and I make them for him regularly. More often for lunch or dinner or even a snack than for breakfast though, unless it's a weekend. Anyway, he was eating his eggs this morning and I casually asked, "How are your eggs, bud?" His response was "They're good. Just not as good as yours. You're the best egg cooker." Now I feel kinda bad for asking him that, since Jenny heard his answer. She didn't seem too bugged by it though. Just kinda shrugged it off. I personally was amused by the situation. I love how candid young children are, about even the smallest things.
Now I have two culinary claims to fame. According to my son, I already hold the title of "best grilled cheese sandwich maker ever", and now I get to add "best egg scrambler" to my cooking resume, haha.
Ok, that's enough of this uneventful morning update, because I already need a nap. I'm so glad I get one. Naps are kind of a rare thing for me, so it's always nice when I can take one. I'm going to take full advantage of it today.
