The older my children get, I find myself...with increasing frequency, starting sentences with a phrase I thought I’d never say: “When I was your age…” Yup, nothing says you’re old like those words, which have been uttered by old people since the Industrial Revolution. Usually, “when I was your age” serves as a cop-out for my cheapness. I say things like, “When I was your age, I only had two shoes” (commonly known as one pair), or “When I was your age, we only had four channels, and one of them was in French. ” But there is one statement that I wish to shout from a roof top. It is: “When I was your age, the toys were better.” If you look at some of the top toys on this years Christmas wish lists, you see cheap plastic crap that I am loathe to buy for Lochlan. I miss the toys of my childhood, all of which I wish my parents still had. Yes, with five children, had they kept our toys, they would now have a moderate-sized toy collection, a Narnia closet leading to Fisher Price Land, that wo
YUMMY!!! Those look fabulous especially since I haven't had any bread related food in almost 2 weeks.
ReplyDeleteThanks a lot! I was just trying to think of what I could make for lunch from the pitiful few things in our fridge without going grocery shopping with two toddlers in tow--- now, all I can think about is a burrito!
ReplyDeleteHmm I was planning on salami on rye, but I might need a burrito for lunch :)
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