 We scarpered off this weekend, to my father's house, where there is nothing to do and nowhere to go.
We scarpered off this weekend, to my father's house, where there is nothing to do and nowhere to go.
Saturday morning, I was delivered breakfast in bed, by the five year old, who had made me "fire-toasted bread" - with supervision, she'd toasted a piece of rye bread in the fireplace.   She was delighted with herself, and I eventually went downstairs to tell her father that this was the parenting moment I'd been waiting for.
12 April 2009
Grace #7 - Breakfast in Bed
Labels: Grace In Small Things
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I bet it was the best piece of toast EVER.
Why is it that nothing to do and nowhere to go becomes magical at a certain age?
What the hey did ed eat this weekend?
Fire roasted toast. Sounds perfect.
Yes. I am waiting for that moment as well.
Fire roasted toast sounds awesome.
So perfect....
Now I wish ed would go away. Far away.
I am STILL waiting for that moment :D
The last time I remember having breakfast in bed is when I broke my foot. And that's NOT an experience I'd care to repeat!
Sigh. Envy. Never had breakfast in bed (I don't count hospital meals wherein I had no choice in the matter). Not holding my breath for such. Sigh, again.
Sweet.
Shade and Sweetwater,
K
That's beautiful, Maggie!
That's just a few steps away from french toast in bed!
You sure are easy to please. :)
Sounds delicious.
cool! and it only took 5 years! you're lucky. :-)
that is incredibly sweet!
sigh. so sweet.
That is so darn sweet.
it was so sweet, until this: "this was the parenting moment I'd been waiting for" had me cracking up!
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