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Poison ivy in the crease of my eye. And scattered little dots all over my body. Argh.
mr. flea is working super-long hours to get a paper out and I miss him and Casper misses him too. She asks for him in the evenings, and I say, "Daddy's at work still," and she says "Soon?"
Work = blah.
Eleven adults and six children are coming over for dinner on Friday and I don't have a plan yet. Four of the adults and three of the children are vegetarians (okay, one of the children in question is 2 months old, so will not be eating anything I make). It would be easiest to just go hamburgers/veggie burgers/hot dogs/not dogs, but I am resisting this simplicity like a mofo. Probbaly because I LIKE to make life hard for myself.
mr. flea is working super-long hours to get a paper out and I miss him and Casper misses him too. She asks for him in the evenings, and I say, "Daddy's at work still," and she says "Soon?"
Work = blah.
Eleven adults and six children are coming over for dinner on Friday and I don't have a plan yet. Four of the adults and three of the children are vegetarians (okay, one of the children in question is 2 months old, so will not be eating anything I make). It would be easiest to just go hamburgers/veggie burgers/hot dogs/not dogs, but I am resisting this simplicity like a mofo. Probbaly because I LIKE to make life hard for myself.
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Awww. Poor little Casper.
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How about pasta prima vera? easy, and everyone can eat it and good fresh veggies! IMHO it's easier to go all vegetarian than try to to have different things. (If you must have meat, you could put out cold cuts, bread, mustard, etc. and let them make their own sandwich.)