What were we thinking when we weren’t thinking?
It was going to be one of those strange turn of events. An all-out food fight. But no one saw it coming.
It began slowly, with a simple goal. All I wanted to do was carry my dinner plate to the den (yes, the den), and watch Fox News. But noooooo…. the guys grabbed the remote control in hot pursuit of yet another repeat of National Treasure. The two of them are sitting there reciting lines, racing to see who can beat Ben Gates.
I’m like, you guys are so weird! I’m out of here. This is the 50th time you’ve watched Ben Gates find the fake Declaration of Independence, aren’t you bored? They look at me like I’ve lost my mind. It’s Nicolas Cage, woman!
So I get up — me and my plate, and what do they do? They corner me with a most hilarious attempt at an Indiana Jones routine. I am left no alternative but to break into a flimsy interpretation of Laura Petrie. I shake my booty and I say, beat this, Rob!
That’s when Ken waves his arm like an Olympic judge, wait! Wait! You don’t have your peddle pushers, you’re disqualified!
No, honey, but I do have a plate of peas. And I might add that you look quite funny wearing them.
Bread, potatoes, napkins, and Oreos sail. Us dorks are engaged in a major food fight and it is laugh out loud fun.
Today’s Life Recipe: Eating dinner in front of the TV can be good family interaction. (But don’t tell my mother — she’d have a fit if she knew I was playing with my food!)














FIRST! WOOT!
i totally love your family.
will you adopt me?
Sounds like fun and I hope you have a cleaning lady.
It was years before it occurred to any of my family that we could actually sit down to a meal WITHOUT having a food fight!
Sounds like fun, but I don’t think I would’ve wanted to clean up the mess. Think about that later though, enjoy your food fight and laughter with your family!
I can only laugh because it’s not my house this food fight took place. I only wish I could be so relaxed enough to have that much fun with my dinner.
You all keep me laughing.
See….I’m much more uptight than you are. I wouldn’t have been able to enjoy the moment thinking that I’d have to clean up that food fight. What a great moment. I’m glad you shared it!
I’m telling your Mom - just to see her reaction!
you are having just way too much fun with your family!
You guys are crazy fun! I totally would not be happy - or laughing - about a food fight in my house - anywhere.
Take care - Kellan
LOL!
OK…this does sound like fun, but I hope everyone had fun helping with the clean up as well. Thanks for stopping by my blog a few posts ago. I love your writing style. Very good and entertaining. I will stop back to see what’s new in a few days.
Your family is crazy! I love it!
OMG! Who got to clean up that mess? We try to keep our food confined to the kitchen where we have linoleum floors. With three boys we have enough spillage without a full-on food fight!
While others see fun in this, all I can think about is the big mess to clean up! And I HATE cleaning! Kudos!
Just a plate of peas? Next time add in some pies. That’ll be more fun! hehehe
Ohhh Rob!! Sounds like a blast. Such craziness is good for your peas of mind.
Ahhh you’re a brave lady! I am just bent having to clean food off the floors and furniture to allow myslef all that fun!
At my house I’m surrounded by women (wife and three daughters) and the dinner conversations can be very interesting. I love it but it can be tough when the talk is about boys, bras, and that time of the month. God I miss my testostrone…
Make them clean up the mess! This is a great post. Your family is so good-natured!
A food fight is much more entertaining that a repeat movie. ;o)
That’s it….I’m coming over*!*
(with Shepherd’s pie~yummy AND messy
If only my two-year-old was old enough to read this post. He would TOTALLY reprimend me for not letting him juggle his edamane at the dinner table.
laughing… it’s good thing! Thanks for sharing one with us.
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