The Voice Of Adventure: OK... Here's another question...

Tuesday, September 23, 2008

OK... Here's another question...

Theoretically would Sea Salt Chips and Junior Mints be a bad choice for a mommy's dinner say 1 or 2 or 3 nights in a row? Again this is all in theory. ;0) Angel

16 comments:

Tessa said...: Sounds good to me ... especially because I have been having serious cravings for chocolate mints lately!; 8:22 PM
Amy said...: I think that sounds like an excellent meal, the chips give you bad breath and the junior mints are like toothpaste...lol; 8:35 PM
Hannah said...: Well sea salt is natural so that can't be wrong and the junior mints make your breath all nice and fresh so that can't be bad either right??

PS I had a little Debbie cake for lunch!; 8:50 PM
melissa said...: Sitting here (in my pajamas, in the recliner) eating ice cream and reading blogs....while I should be doing dishes, laundry, etc.....Sounds like an OK dinner to me, but maybe I'm not the best person to ask :); 9:03 PM
Carrie said...: Junior Mints are low fat and a perfectly good protein replacement! ;) BTW---those pigtails--and the huge smile on your baby girl's face is just about the most precious thing I've ever seen!; 9:39 PM
Tracey said...: Up to 3 nights is fine, after 4 you should probably switch it up....to say...ICE CREAM:); 10:10 PM
Julie said...: Hm, is there a movie on? Or say any TV show? Cuz if so then I say it definitely counts!; 11:55 PM
Kelly said...: Are you talkin' Sea Salt and Vinegar Chips? Cause that is where it's at... almost like a salad.; 9:58 AM
Anonymous said...: I prefer a big piece of lasagna or something like that, but hey, whatever floats your boat :D I've been known to eat worse things as meals.

-Shaina; 10:22 AM
Holly said...: That sounds entirely too delicious!; 10:24 AM
Anonymous said...: I came across this through another blog and thought maybe you'd be interested...I didn't know if you'd already heard of the Global Orphan Team.
[url]http://thejujucrew.blogspot.com/2008/09/putting-my-heart-on-line.html[/url]; 1:16 PM
Alicia said...: Hey, give yourself a break...umm theoretically...you've just been through a HURRICANE! :); 2:05 PM
Amy said...: Only a bad choice if it's the weekend, weekends should just be chocolate. :)

Love the pigtails!; 5:56 PM
Holly said...: No, you are getting the most important food groups...salt and sugar.
You're covered girl.; 7:25 PM
DebbieT said...: Angel, add the banana chips and peanut butter and you've got a balanced meal!! :) I never see banana chips without thinking of you, my friend! Debbie; 10:14 AM
Anonymous said...: sounds yummy to me!; 8:50 PM

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