You're Gonna Miss This---breakfast



Yes, I know..I've been absent all week...life is so busy sometimes, so it looks like I'm trying to catch up on all my entries this weekend! :)

My "You're gonna miss this" thought today is about food. (but then, aren't MOST of my thoughts about food?) My kids love to cook. Especially breakfast. They wake up on the weekends wanting to make breakfast...and they want to go all out.


**the master chef**


**so proud of her biscuits--even before they go in the oven**

And Mother's Day is a special Breakfast in Bed day!
They work long and hard to prepare my meal on this special day.


*2009*



*2008*


Yes...I just know they will be on Iron Chef America someday!!
But I love it! The love that goes into those breakfast trays is unimaginable, and I eat every bite of whatever they choose to bring me.

I will miss those moments...having breakfast made for me..when they are grown.

hmmmm...Molly is here alone this morning..and I haven't eaten yet.
I wonder if I could persuade her to go do her magic in the kitchen!! :)

Comments

Pam said…
love the diet coke on the tray!! lol!!! :) Thanks for joining me!!
January 23, 2010 at 11:43 AM
He & Me + 3 said…
what sweet children you have. My oldest loves to cook for us too.
January 23, 2010 at 1:18 PM
Mocha Momma said…
Oh I love it!! Especially the diet coke on the b.fast tray.

I like diet coke, but I've never had one for b.fast.

Your kids are precious. I think they'll make b.fast for you even when they're grown.

Enjoy your breakfasts for as long as you can get them.

Nannette
January 23, 2010 at 5:04 PM
Mocha Momma said…
I totally get the Diet Coke in the a.m. I don't drink much of anything in the a.m., but later I like a mocha. Are you surprised?

I'll take a Diet coke anytime after about 10:00a.m. though. Not sure why I won't indulge earlier. I'm kind of old fashioned about pop in the early a.m. I guess. Wierd!

Take care,
Nannette
January 23, 2010 at 8:58 PM
Eyeglasses & Endzones said…
Um, I will take that meal anyday!!! Too cute..
January 24, 2010 at 1:23 AM
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