Yesterday after I picked N. up from school, he claimed that he was STARVING and needed a snack before we went to the park. I didn't want to go all the way home, I forgot to bring something along as I usually do, and the baby was sleeping in his car seat. I didn't want to have to wake him up just yet. I told the boys that they could get fast food chicken nuggets and some juice. No fries. So that's what we did. We went through the drive-through and each kid got a 4 pack of chicken nuggets and some orange juice to eat on the way to the park. From the back I hear:
N: "BOO. HOO" (not crying, he said the words "boo. hoo."
Me: "What's wrong?"
N: "So sad"
Me: "?????"
N: "This isn't a happy meal, it's a SAD meal. A very, very, SAD meal. No fries......no toy......just some sad, sad, chicken."
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Here are the ramblings of a Wife, a Daughter, a Sister, a Friend, but most of all - A MOMMY - to three little boys. Two rambunctious and royally entitled princes, and my sweet little baby - the pea.
Stuff I Read While My Boys Think I'm Playing "Hide" and Seek
- Daily Coyote
- Dooce
- Doudna Doings
- Enough About Us
- Finslippy
- Fugly is the New Pretty
- Fussy
- I Saw Your Nanny
- Mandajuice
- Mighty Girl
- Notes From The Trenches
- Parent Dish
- Pearsoup
- Post Secret
- Ryder Wrong
- Suburban Bliss
- The Pioneer Woman Cooks
- The Second Happiest Place on Earth
- The White Pages
- The Wisherd Family Happenings
- True Mom Confessions
- Wonder Mom
3 comments:
LOL. That's hilarious. Kinda makes me wonder if either of my kids would come up with something that clever, but recognition of a happy meal would have to come first, I suppose!
Yes, the fact that my kids are familiar with Happy meals isn't #1 on my "reasons I'm not a crappy mother" list!
Absolutely *no* judgement placed on familiarity with Happy Meals! The sad fact is that if I bought one, the only thing my kids would eat are the fries. Protein? What's that?
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