Sam switched to milk because he will be having a first birthday on Thursday. I thought this whole milk thing was going to be great, but in reality I've already been to the store enough times to justify buying a cow.
Anyone want to volunteer to milk while we go on vacation?
One half gallon lasted us 2 1/2 days... and it is not like milk is something you can stock up on or buy in bulk. I checked with the Internet, and it seems we will not be slowing down on this milk thing too soon.
The kid needs something like 24 -31 ounces A DAY, which really only works out to be three, eight-ounce bottles. Of course... this is not counting the juice and water cocktails he's supposed to be drinking too.
I ask:
1. Can someone not bring back the milkmaid?
2. When calculating total fluids consumed, does bathwater count?
What Sam's Reading
My favorite page is "Eco Babies eat local". It has a picture of a baby eating out of the garden, which is Sam's favorite pastime.
What Liz's Reading
What should be the companion to The Hobbit.
What Liz's is watching
This movie is both eye candy and dark comedy.
3 comments:
What does a milkmaid do anyway? And why did we need ten of em for a Christmas gift? Seems like overkill to me. Congrats on having the baby, btw, I don't think I ever told ya.
I sympathize. My bunch goes through milk like crazy. I usually buy 3 gallons at a time.
WOW! Before Mike moved in and started eating cereal almost everyday for breakfast, I rarely had milk in the house because it always went bad. I like milk, but hate "wasting" calories on a glass of it when there are tastier treats out there. I finally started getting organic milk because it lasts so much longer. Maybe something to think about it goes on sale ...
And, Sam is ADORABLE!!!
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