
And then just a few seconds later, after the beans were in the cart, he pointed yet again, and told me just how much he loved those beans with the peas inside.

So we also picked up a bag of Sugar Snap Peas.
And now he is home and happily munching on a bowl of raw beans and snap peas. I must be doing something right. :-) And I can't believe he's turning four this weekend...
5 comments:
i was so excited when he shared his peas with me at christmas time!
Cool! That's the way to get them started!
When my son was little he ate green peppers like an apple. People stared to see this little kid in a stroller with a pepper.
I recommend you take him with you EVERY time you go food shopping:) What a Mom you are---good job!
Hi Erika,
Wow! Isn't that just every mother's dream?? (I love the name Zander, too, by the way--truly unique--is there a post somewhere with background?).
Thanks so much for your comment on my blog. I've been following yours for some time (finally de-lurked) and have found many recipes to add to my "must try" list!
Rachel, you were very lucky he shared!
Dee, my kids also love red bell peppers- not so much the green anymore, since they've been spoiled by red and yellow ones.
Jep, sometimes he can make very expensive requests...
Ricki, no real background to his name...we used to be huge fans of the show Buffy, The Vampire Slayer, and one of the characters was Xander. We just loved the name, and changed the spelling.
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