A bunch of good eggs

Date February 23, 2009

The reality of feeding 8 people is starting to dawn on Julie and I, even though 2 of those people are still REALLY little and 4 are very young as well.  This morning I made scrambled eggs and it was the first time that I’ve made eggs for the babies as well.  So this is the “before” picture:

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And this is the “after” picture:

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I used a full dozen and a half of eggs to get every one fed.  Only it didn’t feed everyone.  To this we added a roll with strawberry jam for each person as well.  And we made one of those giant-size orange juices, which was gone after one serving for everyone.  After dishing all the eggs and getting everyone their rolls, I finally sat down to eat, just in time to hear Logan say, “Mow eggs pweese!”

This could get really bad.  They’re not even teenagers yet.  I know how much I ate when I was a teenager and thinking of the future makes me a bit nervous.  Ten years from now, we’ll have 4 teenagers and 2 11-year old tweens, all of whom will be very hungry at mealtime.  So take my advice — if you’re looking for a good investment to ride out the next few bad economic years, you may want to buy futures in eggs. 

3 Responses to “A bunch of good eggs”

  1. Grammy said:

    Thanks for the stock tip. After losing almost all of our savings in the past couple of months this should come in handy. The pan with all of the egg yolks is a hoot!

  2. Katie said:

    Wow, that is a lot of eggs. I see what I will have to look forward to one day. Although, I feel like Tagg can eat that many eggs by himself. He uses like 8 or 9 eggs for just the two of us when he makes us eggs.

  3. Alessandra said:

    I think you should consider Potatoes too.You can get a 10 pound bag for 3 bucks.HAve fun feed them all…
    Ale

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