There's nothing quite like a Tesco delivery van to raise the excitement levels round here. As usual, the hapless chap arrived and was instantly surrounded by a swarm of children, our own plus a few extra, all clamouring to see the goodies, the most important of which are the cereals. Before they're even unpacked, an inventory has been taken, and discussions initiated covering personal favourites, order of opening criteria, and for the very popular, number of allotted bowls per person. I've already happened upon two of the boys quietly gazing at this magnificent sight with a look of deep satisfaction on their faces.Wouldn't it be just lovely to be so easily pleased?
My kids used to always sit in the middle of the kitchen floor surrounded by my shopping bags, giddy with excitement about the yum yums I had bought!!! Your cupboard is a sight to behold mama!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's exactly what it's like Aine! We've enough cereal for a while yet- should do us a few weeks anyway!
DeleteI'm fairly easily pleased myself, but you forgot to mention how you keep a 'secret' stash of 'Mammy only' cereals which we all know not to touch!
ReplyDeleteOur girls aren't 2 yet and already they love going through the shopping to get to the cereal boxes to see what they'll be getting each morning, have to admit though that I enjoy going through the cereals too.
ReplyDeleteThey're starting early Heather! Love it...
DeleteI hate unpacking groceries, but at least at your house you get a workout doing it lol
ReplyDeleteIn your house too I suspect Ms B!!
DeleteThat is an incredible amount of cereal. You won't have to leave the house for months. Except to milk the odd cow.
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