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today's lunch

Mimi was home with Yuki this morning and sent me this picture with the heading, "Today's Lunch." I don't know why it amuses me so much, but I think it's because it provides a tiny glimpse into how kiddo's mind works. Or, more accurately, a glimpse of her mind at work. I guess I just love that she put this together and laid it out and included cutlery (and put it all on the footrest of her high chair). The power of make-believe is strong in this one.


Also, it is just a little bit biblical.

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Michelle said…
She really shouldn't leave that bread just sitting out. It'll get stale.
8:27 AM
Anonymous said…
You know how Jesus fed the 5000 with (what was it?) five loaves and two fishes, don't you?

He fed all the kiddies in high-chairs and with the scraps they threw down, he had more than enough for all the rest!

If you've ever cleaned up under a high chair, you know!

She is a wise one this child'o'yours!.

Judy
5:12 PM
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