Someone here can make their own sandwich!



Last week, I made some saltine crackers with peanut butter. Sounds appetizing, right? Someone did not think so. He got his own bread out, miracle whip, and lunchmeat. He made a sandwich! He is becoming soo independent and it scares me. I even taught him to make his own glass of Tang. Yes, I have Tang. It was an impulse buy and the kids love it.




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Palmrose Place said…
I havent bought Tang in a long time, I will have to look for it at the store next time and have Tyler try it...he will love it.
February 8, 2010 at 9:40 PM
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