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About Rachel LacyRachel Lacy is the author of Following In My Shoes, where she blogs about Mommyhood, Family-Friendly Recipes and Bento Lunches, and Life in Texas. She is a lover of all things Coffee and Nutella. Connect with Rachel Lacy on Google+ and stop by the Following In My Shoes Facebook page.
My name is Rachel -- I share tales about food and family. I'm a home-cook who focuses on fresh & simple meals to both fuel us and to help us celebrate our family-life. My day starts with coffee. Lots of coffee. (read more) →
Monday - Corn Casserole, Pepper Steak, Salad
Tuesday - Fish Tacos, Salad
Wednesday - Turkey Melts with Chipotle Ranch Mayo, Corn on the Cob, Salad
Thursday - Baked Potato Bar, Fried Zucchini, Salad
Friday - Homemade Perfect Wheat Pizza, Salad
Saturday - Grilled T-bone Steak, Mac n Cheese, Salad
Sunday - Leftovers
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You crack me up! I can’t remember what movie it was, but the actor said something like “I like to look my food in the eye before I eat it.” Little lady reminds of that
We love looking at them in the store…
I prefer mine on a fork as well
I don’t want anything to do with those in a tank, in an ocean, in a pot or on a plate. I’ll leave it ALL for the little lady!
I agree!
I liked to look at them in the grocery store from a distance.
My daughter was fascinated by the lobster tank when she was little. But jeez, let them pet a lobster once, they’re going to ask to do it every time!
So funny! My son would never be able to eat it after petting it. lol.
HAHA Mine wouldn’t want to eat it after that!
Haha, your daughter is such a character! What a strange visit to the seafood section – cool but strange
Little Lady is my kinda girl. I saw that picture and starting thinking about dunking that bad boy in butter.
yum, lobster.
Your kids are braver than I am! I prefer my lobster be available with a side of drawn butter.
That’s. Awesome. Good kids come out of experiences like that. And I agree with Little Lady, nothing wrong with eating the lobster you just petted. Nothing at all.
Ahh, they are brave! Following in mama’s foodie foot steps
That’s so funny!
I am so afraid to hold one of those.
That’s so nice that they let them check it out!
They go on a field trip to our local super market in 2nd grade. It’s such a fun experience
HAHAHA! Your kids are too cute.
Mine would so still eat it. lol.
That’s neat.
LOL, looks like fun, although I am not sure my boys would have touched the lobster.