Weekly Menu and a Quick Story
Apropos of nothing, a quick story: We got home from a dinner out last weekend and Jeff announced to Thomas that he was going to “start a bath” [for Thomas]. Thomas replied “Dada draw Thomas bath”. Jeff and I both laughed and looked at each other perplexed. Jeff wondered out loud when Thomas had picked up English mannerisms. Then I noticed Thomas standing with his crayons and paper drawing water with a blue crayon. Ah, now we see, he wanted Jeff to draw him a bath. Now on to the menu.
Thursday:
- My rheumatoid arthritis has seemingly been flaring this past week and I just wasn’t up for the walk to the train for the farmer’s market so Jeff suggested dinner at one of our favorite restaurants. I was a bit concerned about how Thomas would do. This is a nice restaurant – the kind with a wine cellar and without a kid’s menu – and it was already 7:30 pm. But he did great – a perfect dining companion! Thomas noshed on the fruit from a fruit and cheese platter, tried olives, and enjoyed some of Jeff’s mashed potatoes.
Friday:
- Seasonal vegetable and chevre calzone
Saturday:
- Black bean burgers
- Corn on the cob
- Peach cobbler
Sunday:
- Spicy potato stuffed peppers
- Nann and paneer “pizzas”
- Mango lassi
Monday:
- Seasonal veggie fajitas
Tuesday:
- Breakfast for dinner.
- Pancakes
- Veggie “sausage” patties
- And if I am feeling ambitious – a tofu and veggie “frittata”
Wednesday:
- Vegetable pot pie with cheddar biscuit crust
September 14th, 2008 at 2:07 pm
Thomas is growing up and you can take him anywhere, we used to take you out to eat all the time,
Your menu intriged me, I need the recipe for the spicy potato suffed peppers and vigie poit pie, and I will eat the peach cobbler any time
Keep having the adventure of a little boy growing up
PA PA with the Red locomotive
September 20th, 2008 at 9:07 am
At some point we must buy Thomas the “Amelia Bedelia” series of books. It is about a zany housekeeper that takes everything literally like “draw a bath.” My pre-school children loved the series. (So did Jeff and Gregg.) They even have an”I Can Read It” series for early readers! Funny stuff!
Love,
Grandmama (Linda)