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My friends boys are 8 and 4 and already eat her out of house and home. For the record both are VERY active, and in no way could they EVER be considered overweight.
Yes, it is true, from about 11 to about 19 my son was a bottomlesss pit. He would have a snack before supper, consisiting of a fair sized sandwich (a la Dagwood) and then have supper and then about two hours later a snack during studying, and a snack after… Even if I cooked with the thought of having the leftovers for next day’s supper, like a tuna casserole, or a lazagna, he would finish 3/4 of the dish so he would have the small leftover portion for his school lunch the next day… He drank milk by the gallon. We used to buy about 10 a week…He never cared for snack type of foods, like chips, or soda pop, even today… He doesn’t eat like that anymore. He was always into sports and all kinds of fitness, and never got overweight. We used to buy about 250 lbs of potatoes, and 100 lbs of onions, from a farmer to last us the winter, and we bought apples and pears by the bushel. Not anymore, now that it is only my husband & I at home, we sure spend a lot less on food, to say the least…
I can’t believe she said, “play quietly” at a party for pre-teen boys….whazz up with that!!!! It is a party, the words play and quietly do not fit the situation…. duh!
Templo S.U.D. almost 12 years ago
can’t be a party without food
legaleagle48 almost 12 years ago
Yeah, “food” is definitely the magic word, especially where boys are concerned!
locuravamp almost 12 years ago
Shoulda had those ready earlier. not like they can’t handle re-heated food. :)
lightenup Premium Member almost 12 years ago
Incoming!Just wait until they’re teenagers…
monkeyhead almost 12 years ago
My friends boys are 8 and 4 and already eat her out of house and home. For the record both are VERY active, and in no way could they EVER be considered overweight.
redarmrest almost 12 years ago
Never say that word around boys, Elly!
716PMedGuy almost 12 years ago
Where’s Deanna?
Mickeylacey almost 12 years ago
are there men like that???
Dragoncat almost 12 years ago
Well, at least they’re sitting quietly.For now.
rekam almost 12 years ago
Shouldn’t that be a red rose?
1JennyJenkins almost 12 years ago
Yes, it is true, from about 11 to about 19 my son was a bottomlesss pit. He would have a snack before supper, consisiting of a fair sized sandwich (a la Dagwood) and then have supper and then about two hours later a snack during studying, and a snack after… Even if I cooked with the thought of having the leftovers for next day’s supper, like a tuna casserole, or a lazagna, he would finish 3/4 of the dish so he would have the small leftover portion for his school lunch the next day… He drank milk by the gallon. We used to buy about 10 a week…He never cared for snack type of foods, like chips, or soda pop, even today… He doesn’t eat like that anymore. He was always into sports and all kinds of fitness, and never got overweight. We used to buy about 250 lbs of potatoes, and 100 lbs of onions, from a farmer to last us the winter, and we bought apples and pears by the bushel. Not anymore, now that it is only my husband & I at home, we sure spend a lot less on food, to say the least…
joe-b-cool almost 12 years ago
Gee, thanks for sharing that!
Hawthorne almost 12 years ago
That was reckless …
pouncingtiger almost 12 years ago
I bet John was happy he wasn’t stampeded.
ShadowBeast Premium Member almost 12 years ago
I had a cat who understood the word food.
barister almost 12 years ago
I can’t believe she said, “play quietly” at a party for pre-teen boys….whazz up with that!!!! It is a party, the words play and quietly do not fit the situation…. duh!
loves raising duncan almost 12 years ago
You shouldn’t mention food in front of 9 year-olds!
feefers_ about 1 year ago
Open your gifts after the guests have left