After the kids were in bed, I went to the living room to finish up some Primary stuff. Bruce wanted to eat where I was, so he brought his dinner to the desk, laid out
Friend magazines, and partook of gastrointestinal anarchy. Buen provecho.

He eats likes this a lot. It needed to be documented.
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Now THAT is some crazy randomness! Have I mentioned how much your blog makes me laugh! I know I have...but seriously...you got some made writing skillz!
seeing as it's late at night right now and i am so not hungry, this post makes me igh a bit.
that is SO bruce : )
and that is SO your fridge--the conglomeration of leftovers... our husband are so good at making something out of nothing, aren't they?
xx husbands plural.
nice, aud. glad you clarified. b/c methinks you sounded a bit like a grammatically incorrect polygamist in the "our husband are so good at making something out of nothing" sentence.
so bruce just saw this post and was like, "man, that looks so good." nast.
It's nice that husbands are usually pretty good at making meals out of whatever! Can't say that I'd enjoy this particular combination, however. (And I need your awesome Primary vibes coming my way -- new big calling for me and a program in a couple of months!)
He can eat that many calories in one sitting! How fun!
ok, that avocado and mayo bit is soooo my dad. yuck. i love avocados, but putting mayo on them just ruins it! blech!
Now I'm not one to balk at any sort of food but all I can say right now is "Gah...my indigestion just kicked in"
Noe - this is totally the doing of Phil On. Have you seen any of us make tuna fish sandwiches? Imagine finding anything that can be sliced up some enough to add to the canned tuna.
this post reminded me of eating spaghetti at your place in Orem with Bruce and he also added smoked oysters to complete his meal?!
what is he thinking? hot dogs go with fries or chips. salami, lettuce and tomatoes should be resting between bread...um, Bruce, we call that a sandwich.
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