typical dinner

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The closest grocery, Ramstore, or as Peter calls it, Ramshack, is a 5 to 10 minute walk. Today we bought light Jarlsburg (my favorite from Trader Joe's, same brand and everything) a big squash, orange juice, frozen string beans from Belgium, yogurt (they have the same kid brands as Niamey, it's imported from France) and a sesame bread, still warm. Stefan pulled our cart there. Usually he pulls it back too, but today he's still sort of sick and when we got home he had big circles under his eyes. 

Stefan's homework was to draw a picture of what he had for dinner. Being sort of out of it, he fell asleep at 6:30, missed dinner and woke up at 10. I'm sure his classmates will have three courses illustrated: pork chops or roasted chicken and a salad with a homemade vinegarette, a fresh vegetable, then cheese followed by chocolate souffle. "Can't you draw what you had for lunch?" I ask him, at least that was soup and a tangerine. I'm a little embarrassed that his teacher is going to think I served us all Life cereal for dinner. 

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3 responses to “typical dinner”

  1. MamaLana Avatar
    MamaLana

    Perhaps your photo could serve? Hope your little man is feeling better!

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  2. MoscowMom Avatar

    Too funny 🙂 You’re lucky that your local grocery store is so good; if we had one of those near us, I’d shop there. I’ve even bought meat at that store (one in an area of town that I knew was VERY busy, so the meat was constantly fresh).

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  3. mc Avatar
    mc

    Long shadows already.
    Sense SteFUN missed dinner he doesn’t have to draw anything, see how that works.

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