Saturday, December 10, 2011

Child-like Eating Habitat's

This morning I walked into my kitchen in the search of something delicious for breakfast, that would require little preperation. This criteria, naturally, let me to the cereal cupboard. I scanned the boxes, past the Cherrios and Rasin Bran, when two boxes caught my eye. Captain Crunch, or Cocoa Puff's? It was rather maddening, standing there, hungry and yet feeling particularly indecisive having recently woken up.
I chose the natural alternative: both.

When I was little, combining cereals was rather normal for me. It started one day when I picked up a box and poured it in only to see that there was only half a bowl full of cereal. This is the second worst thing that can happen to a cereal connisoure. The first being when you desperately hope that there is more cereal for you, but instead you are greeted with cereal dust.
I hate cereal dust.
Combining cereals was a game for me so when Daddy walked into the kitchen, and inquire after my breakfast I would chirpily respond, "Lucky Trix!"

Cereal, however, was not the extent of my ridiculous eating. I also enjoyed peanut butter and jelly sandwiches with pickles on them. And I regularly (even in my mature adulthood) eat cereal with yogurt.

I suppose what I'm saying is, I'm rather glad that since the age of three, I was expected to get my breakfast and make my lunch myself. It made life a whole lot more interesting.


What quirky things did YOU eat when you were a lil' nugget?

2 comments:

Miranda said...

I'd put Doritos on all my peanut butter sandwiches. And one of my favorite lunches was a cheese tortilla with ketchup and a hotdog inside.
Here's a hint: in college, you can eat whatever you want again, and nobody cares :)
You always make me smile, Aubs :)

Jaclyn Michelle said...

i put potatoe chips and pickles on my tuna sandwiches. i eat cottage cheese SO many things. mostly spaghetti. and i hate eating corn dogs if i don't have both ketchup and mustard. the last one isn't TO weird. just picky. ha.