I long for the day when my fridge looks like Judy's! Not crowded and didn't cost to much to fill. We usually get groceries twice or more a week, and people still say there's nothing to eat. It is a struggle to keep food in the house. You'll notice the milks are both almost gone. Never fear, there are two more in the garage fridge, which we use for overflow!I threw in a pic of Nay so you can see what he's usually like. Sticky and happy! :) Tonight he earned this treat for eating all of his dinner!
3 comments:
Angela: Your fridge looks great.
Growing up, my mom would struggle with what to buy and would always ask us what we wanted but we sort of ignored her. I always try now to realize how hard you ladies work to keep food in the house, not to mention the labor in constantly cooking meals. Kathleen and I do make breakfast TOGETHER, however. I make the toast and then she scrapes it. (When I cook, we use the smoke-alarm as a "timer").
Cleve
I remember the days, Angela, when my fridge looked like your. I remember once coming back from Dave's in Fairbury completely loaded down with groceries. Casey picked a treat and started eating, came back later and got something else and ate that, chose a third thing...finally, he said, "I just can't eat all this in one day!" Ann, I had to explain to him, like your Andrew, that the idea is to make it LAST awhile! Cherish the days, because it is soon over...
Angela, I can relate to your milk comment. We go through over a gallon a day in our house. I was getting so sick of going to the store every-other day just for milk. We finally got an additional fridge in our garage now too, mainly for milk storage. I bought 6 gallons yesterday afternoon and we have 4 left as of 9:00 this morning!
Shelley
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