Before I got married, I'd fix myself a wrap for lunch and dinner. (Tortilla, lunch meat, cheese, and any fruit or vegetable I had in my fridge.) From meal prep to clean up, it took about 10 minutes from beginning to end. Then I got married and meals started taking a bit longer, but I became pretty proficient at whipping up something in less than 10 minutes when we were in the middle of farm work. Now that I have a child, mealtime takes F O R E V E R ! As I type this, Hudson has been sitting in his seat playing and eating with his food for over 50 minutes now and insists that he is not quite finished. I finally convinced him that he was finished by telling him he could feed the rest to Makita.I swear. I do not know how we'll ever manage to get this kid to school on time. He'll have to start eating breakfast the night before.
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Oh my gosh. He cracks me up so much. What is he doing with those hands/ facial expressions? It looks so agonizing.
Can he come live with Aunt Deid and Uncle Chris for a little while?
I think he might eat a little bit faster if he actually ever had his hands on the food.
I agree with my wife - he should come hang out at the Hartwell home . . . especially once Aunt Tameka moves in.
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