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Weekend bonus shot, 11.10.07

3 Comments Published November 10th, 2007 in Mostly a picture, Weekend bonus shot.

Lunch, Point Reyes Station, CA.

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  1. 1 kokojero Nov 11th, 2007 at

    Hat with mouth eats burger? :)

  2. 2 Liza Nov 12th, 2007 at

    Consuming one’s own body weight in burgers & fries?

    We have officially just reached the end of the time in which Noah could share my dinner. We had burgersnfries on Saturday, and Noah ate half of mine. He would happily have eaten more, except that I’d eaten my half faster. We rounded out the meal with some corn. :)

  3. 3 LesbianDad Nov 14th, 2007 at

    You know, kokojero, I had half a mind (but only half of one) to keep this in color and follow it up to my previous picture entitled “Hat eats bagel.” This one would get your title.

    And Liza, I have to concede, in a fit of journalistic integrity, that she pretty much made as much a dent in this thing as a hamster might have. If it had, like, three minutes to eat all it could. Okay, two minutes. But at least for a period of around fifteen minutes, as the lil’ monkey fiddled and nibbled, the beloved got her hopes up that the child might, finally, this time, Eat Something. Now half of an adult portion of “burgersnfries,” well. That would give us the vapors.

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