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Charcuterie cutie

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With Scott back at work now and Evie's schedule changing with hybrid learning, it's been an adjustment in trying to get a good lunch on the table at the right times. We've done lots of sandwiches and heating of leftovers. So, it surprised me when Nora tugged at my arm while I was on a call to show me the lunch she made herself. I was both proud, embarrassed and feeling guilty that she had to make her own lunch. On the one hand, look how bougie she is with her beautifully displayed charcuterie plate! And she even made it healthy with apples and nuts! And she cut the apple by herself using one of the kid chef knives we bought her! On the other hand, I feel bad that she had to make it herself. Hopefully this just means I'm raising a foodie who can cook.


Nora's lunch plate.

the version she made Evie did not have Apples.

 

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  1. Ada YuMarch 31, 2021 at 7:29 PM

    How cute! Tell her to make me a plate too!

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  2. WApril 2, 2021 at 4:23 PM

    I think she's a budding chef! With very nice plating skills.

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