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Friday, 8 July 2011
Baking with my Grandson
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wow!
ReplyDeleteand i was puffed up about no bake cookies with my grandson
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it all looks yummy to me! you both did very well. i do miss real English fish and chips. i've tried a few so-called 'english style' made here in the states. they do not even come close! enjoy!
ReplyDeleteWonderful memories for a little boy!! How nice for both of you.
ReplyDeletelol ~ that picture just reminds me of bilbo's pantry
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Wow, that is nice that your grandson wanted to come to your place. How old is your grandson?
ReplyDeleteI am a grandmother too. I have a three year old grandson.
We are getting to have him this Saturday. I am looking forward to it especially because we haven't seen him in a long time.
In my mind there is nothing wrong with spoiling your grandson once and awhile. That is what grandparents are supposed to do.
Joy!
Yummy! I'm glad your grandson is enjoying his visit. Oh, and I love fish and chips too!
ReplyDeleteas in Baggins?? yeah..........sort of see what you mean, especially with the red gingham tablecloth, it could be some tiny corner of Bag-End :-)
ReplyDeleteAww thanks, I'll never look at my kitchen in the same way now...........
He is 9, 10 in September, and he does seem to like staying with his granny, we have had a good week.
ReplyDelete; D
ReplyDeletejust watch out for old guys in pointy hats
ReplyDeletei hear they cause all sorts of "adventures"
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How nice for you. Noah loves being here with his Gramma,Grampa, his Uncle and dad.
ReplyDeleteWe have a wonderful time.
He is such a joy in our lives.
A treat from the 'chippie' sounds about right with some cake and home made ice cream or yogurt for desesrt, (pudding)
ReplyDeleteFish and chips sounds good and looks like you were busy!
ReplyDeleteohhhhhhhhhh fish and chips sounded such a good idea...........now he's just thrown up every where!!..oh dear, this is a part of child care I had forgotton about :-((
ReplyDeleteuh oh!
ReplyDeleteindeed................he's asleep now, I thought he would feel better once he had actually been sick. He's in his bed looking very sorry for himself, bowl to one side, water and tissues to the other and a furry covered hot water bottle clutched to his tummy. I just hope its a one off and he sleeps through the night cos its a very long time since I've had children waking me up in the night and I'm afraid to go to bed in case I don't hear him.
ReplyDeletebless his heart, i sure hope he will feel better soon. XO
ReplyDeleteahhhh!
ReplyDeletesending good thoughts your way
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thanks Deb, I hope so too, he just woke up again and was a little bit sick but he just brought back water, I think he will be ok now but think I'll sit here a while longer just to make sure. Now I'm worrid that it was something I fed him.....guess thats kids for you, they get sick quite easy
ReplyDeleteThanks Nemo.............
ReplyDeleteginger tea, or soda......peppermint or chamomille tea, though i am sure you know this by now.
ReplyDeleteI did think of making mint tea. i have fresh mint from the garden, but if he goes to sleep I don't want to wake him...........just see how it goes now i suppose.
ReplyDeleteyup, best to just let him sleep, while he can sleep. poor lad, and poor grandma, up worrying about him.
ReplyDeleteit was always tea and toast when we got sick
ReplyDeletei feel for you
i always got the "throw up" kid duty
there is really not much you can do but try to make them comfortable
hopefully now that he has it up he will feel better
it is a 9 year old boy
ReplyDeletethey eat bugs
just saying i wouldn't fret too much about that
just watch what he eats tomorrow
last time he woke up he said.............I don't want any thing to eat tomorrow granny .........
ReplyDeletedry toast and tea for brekky.
ReplyDeletei second tea and toast for beakfast
ReplyDeletegetting a little something in the stomach helps to set things right
ginger ale helps to ~ just shake it up first to get most of the bubble out
:)
yup, take the fizz out of the ginger ale.
ReplyDeleteHow fun, hoping he feels better now. My own grandson is 5, I am hoping when he is as old as yours we can take roadtrips together...
ReplyDeletei always take coca cola syrup
ReplyDeletefunny ~ i don't like the soda
but think the syrup is tasty
:)
that stuff reminds me of my pregnancy sugar test
ReplyDeleteis that good or bad?
ReplyDelete:)
baaaaaad for me.
ReplyDeleteoops ~ sorry i brought it up
ReplyDelete:)
I don't think we get coca cola syrup, but I have to admit.............I think it sounds awful, but I don't like cola anyway.
ReplyDeleteHe has been asleep now for almost an hour, thinking I could risk going to bed soon....
i don't like the soda - the syrup is different - it does help calm the stomach
ReplyDeletebut if he stays asleep that is the best
:)
good night
i hope everything is ok now
Hope he is better and that it wasn't the fish. Also hope you both sleep well. Kitchen crafts are such fun with kids!
ReplyDeleteAll those baked items look delicious!! I love the smell of baking bread.
ReplyDeleteSorry to hear he was sick. I'd been thinking that fish & chips sounded like a good idea, haven't had any in a while. Hope he's feeling better today.
thanks Mitch, yes all is well today, we are only just getting up, we slept late because it was such a disturbed night. He seems better but I think we'll have a pretty easy day today. Guess it was just one of those 'kid' things, no real reason quite bad at the time but short lived.
ReplyDeletegood to hear
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LOL all that 'home cookin' and you bought take-away. You must have baked yourselves out!
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