I was right.
Setting the table for our dinner required much thought and much talk and much time and much strategizing for my 5 chill'uns.
In fact, the preparation probably took triple the time of the actual dining.
They even planned a little game to determine where each person would sit.
Drama is the key to a successful daffy dinner. I mean, really. Don't minimize the difficulty of eating your dinner with salad tongs. Play it up, for goodness sake.
What fun.
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| a princess portion setting |
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| have fun trying to eat peas from a bunt pan with a ladle. |
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| sluuuurrrppppp |
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| remember, always be dramatic |
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| Dad drinking from a sippy cup was utterly hilarious to his little fans |
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| This feels all too good and completely natural for Mr. Pooh Bear |
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| more drama, please. |
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| no comment on the size of the veggie portion. |
Christopher keeps asking:
"When will it be next year so that we do that daffy thing again???"
Ahh, yes, the fun and the drama and when can we do it again??! :) Great job, mom!
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