It's party time at my place again. The never-ending birthday celebration continues. This time, we have out-of-town family coming in. You know what that means - more cake!
My eight-year-old son asked if he could help make it. I let him crack the eggs and add the oil and water.
"Can I eat the flour?" he asked.
"No, Bubba. That would taste pretty awful."
"But I want to try it."
"No, Bubba."
I turned around to get a spoon. Not even a second later, my son had flour all over the front of his shirt.
"Bubba," I said. "You ate the flour, didn't you?"
He gave me one of his guilty looks. "But it was so good, Mama! Can have some more?"
I shook my head. "No, Bubba. No more flour."
"What about in my lunch next week? Can you make me a flour sandwich?"
Yeah, right. (He sure is persistent, isn't he?)
Flour? That child has unusual taste buds.
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Janie
LOL! Yes, he does!
Delete*LOL* What a weird child! Adorable too!
ReplyDeleteHe's definitely one of a kind!
DeleteCute child! Persistent and innovative too.
ReplyDeleteHe's got a mind of his own. I'd watch that one, he might be a writer.
ReplyDeleteScary thought! LOL!
DeleteThey say the apple doesn't fall from the tree. LOL :)
ReplyDeleteNow make Bubba his flour sandwich.
So, what are you trying to say? LOL! I'll be right on that sandwich making thing.
DeleteHim and Schultz like just about anything it seems haha
ReplyDeleteYou've got that right!
DeleteHaha! Cute. :)
ReplyDeleteIsn't he silly?
DeleteLOL, what a silly young man he is. A flour sandwich. : )
ReplyDeleteIt's certainly not something I would've thought of!
Deletehehe, what an unusual taste.. very powdery sandwich :)
ReplyDeleteI think it would make me sneeze!
DeleteNow I'm curious to how it tastes. :D
ReplyDeleteHa! Maybe you should go make one!
DeleteShall we all try tasting flour to check our taste buds?
ReplyDeleteCute son!
Sure, why not? LOL!
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