Head of the Household Has NO Funny Bone,
Mom Serves Dessert For Dinner
Let's go with the most acceptable and believable one first - Mom Serves Dessert For Dinner. This was to celebrate the first day of April in fashion.
You know, I think after doing this type of thing for a decade or so, I tire of it a little and think that the family does as well. Unfortunately, it is Brigam that suffers. How rude of me to think I could let this day go by without trying to trick Brigam with our annual April Fool's Day dinner. What finally brought me back to my sences was when I was hidding from him when he woke up this morning (I do that sometimes. I guess it's a weird little thing I do. Maybe I didn't get enough "hide and seek" action when I was younger) and he went into Tyler's bathroom - to find me????? Anyway, I overheard his conversation with Tyler. He wanted to know why mom didn't make the April Fool's Day Breakfast. OK, just for the record, I have NEVER made an April Fool's Day Breakfast. In honor of Dr. Suess' birthday one year I did try my hand at green eggs and ham, but because scrambled eggs should be yellow and not greeeeeeeeen - only the garbage had a hot, nutritous meal that morning. Anyway, I knew that my "day off" would be spent searching for just the right "Tom Foolery" for dinner.
Needless to day, Brigam was tickled with tonight's dining choices. For the main course we had CUPCAKES (ie - meatloaf covered in blue tinted mashed potatoes complete in muffin cups). Apparently Mykie remembered the Dr. Seuss B-Day Breakfast and promptly scraped off every ounce of blue potato.
Then we had MASHED POTATOES AND GRAVY. Thanks to good old vanilla ice cream and the "magic shell" ice cream topping, it almost looked real. No one seemed to mind eating cold potatoes.
Just to make sure you know we love our greens, we had PEAS made from Jolly Rancher Chewy green apple candies. Jeremy and I took about an hour to create over 100 peas. It was worth it. For once EVERYONE finished their peas.
We washed it all down with PUNCH which was actually set Jell-o with a straw sticking out of it. The only one that utilized the straw was Jeremy. He said his tongue was hurting from all the sucking. Weird child.


4 thoughts on this subject:
Those are great April Fool's tricks. I thought the phone call to the zoo idea was hilarious. Good job!
Can you please be my mom?
Terilyn, you are too fun, can I come play at your house for awhile? It sounds like you have too much fun there. :-)
You are so creative! I never could have come up with all of that stuff. Nice Job!
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