So we were going on a small trip to go to Camping World; we needed a few things, we had never been, and with all of our upcoming camping trips this summer it seemed like a good idea. If you have never been to a Camping World or Cabella's store let me just tell you, if you like to camp that is, it could be a very dangerous place (meaning you could spend a lot of money there easily). We needed a new camping chair, to replace an older one that was extremely too cumbersome, and some leveling blocks. The new chair is fantastic and sure to be the envy of all at our next camp out this upcoming weekend, it is padded/insulated. It is like all the camping chairs now that fold up but it is more insulated. I am stoked, I don't know about you but my bottom gets cold sitting around when it gets really cold at night here on the Oregon coast (which is were most of our camp outs end up being). My idea was to make Molly a bento to eat on the road on our way down there, it is a good 25 minutes away and we were leaving right at lunch time, however once she saw me making it she had to have it. I have to admit I have been making these things and then sending her off to daycare with them, and I never get to watch her enjoy it -which I now know from experience it is enjoyment, I can definitely use that descriptor word- it was truly great to experience that. When she gets excited at this age she wiggles her little body/bottom sometimes she will even squeeze her hands into fists at about chest level, wiggle the bottom, and say, "Yummy, yummy, yummy." All of these things she did for this bento by the way. It makes me feel good to watch her eat it and enjoy it. Fun!
Showing posts with label bento picks. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bento picks. Show all posts
Sunday, June 13, 2010
Bento #5 (weekend bento)
Friday, June 4, 2010
Bento Style Snack
This is a little snack that I made for Miss Molly a week ago. It has thicker apple rounds with the core cut out with a mini-flower cookie cutter, and then filled back in with a piece of cheddar cheese (she loved these) Then in the re-useable silicone cupcake holder she has a handful of Pepperidge Farm Golfish crackers, a handful of pretzels (she really loves pretzels by the way) and then blueberry & strawberry kabobs. She did a really good job on the blueberry and strawberry kabobs, she ate those first and as soon as she was done she handed the picks back to me. I made the mistake of giving her a really nice blue bear pick/fork (a special Japanese pick ordered from Amazon) when she went to daycare last week and sadly it never returned. Even daddy was jealous of this little snack and so he proceeded to get a more grown up version, I definitely have some serious snackers in the house but according to my husband last night he just likes to nibble.
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