Improbable Cuisine

A lot has changed in our lives.

But, on with the fun stuff.

In 365 TV-Free Activities You Can Do With Your Child, I saw this game called Improbable Cuisine. It's pretty simple.

Kaleigh and I came up with these yesterday.

Improbable Cuisine

Train wheels with a side of nails.

Braised beef hide with boiled water soup, and sidewalk on the side.

Amtrak tags and hair.

Stuffed mushroom logs encrusted with dryer lint, with a splash of high fructose corn syrup.

Pesticides and boiled milk, with a side of steamed souped glasses.

A delightful blend of coffee flavor with raspberry flavor in filler, with nutlike bits. Non-dairy creamer optional.

Today

K and I walked to Humphrey's twice for a variety of groceries. We played kickball twice, amounting to about an hour total of running around. We went to the library, returned books, looked for specific books, found some additional books, startled Ms. Lisa with a good BOO!, colored a few coloring sheets, built a log cabin with lincoln logs, looked up a book on the library catalog computer and requested a copy. I finished reading The Celery Stalks at Midnight to her, and we started on Nighty Nightmare. We hauled in firewood; when I want to laze on the couch, and she says "Dad! Let's go get some wood!" how can I not accept that offer?

And K learned to knit!

pictures

here is a picture of snapper and me