grapes, Christmas shaped pretzels, a Babybel, fruit snack, and a chocolate muffin |
I try never to use baggies, but I didn't want to just put them in. |
How I fit everything in (: For more fun & fabulous lunch ideas, head on over to What's for Lunch? |
My life is full of homemaking projects, being a military wife, attempts to get organized, being a coupon "princess", making meals, doing loads and loads of laundry, being a special needs Mom, keeping memories and lots more. Welcome to my world, I am glad you stopped by!
grapes, Christmas shaped pretzels, a Babybel, fruit snack, and a chocolate muffin |
I try never to use baggies, but I didn't want to just put them in. |
How I fit everything in (: For more fun & fabulous lunch ideas, head on over to What's for Lunch? |
2 comments:
Don't get down on yourself!! It took me a long time to try Bentos because I didn't have the gear (or the creativity!) I've just been going with what I have. My daughter doesn't know about all of the other "cooler," Bentos out there, she just knows that her lunches are more interesting than they used to be... I've gotten lots of ideas from the others that link up to "What's for Lunch," Wednesday and I've been adopting the "easy," ideas... I know that the super artistic ones are not for me (I love them- I just can't make them!) but I did figure out how to cut a carrot in the shape of a heart and my daughter loved it... Baby steps!
Super artistic things aren't my style, either, and I do sometimes throw in a packaged thing. I agree, don't get down on yourself! Keep your own goals in mind. Mine is to make food that is good for me and I want to eat. Making it more attractive makes me want to eat it, but making it complicated just makes me not want to do it! I'm glad there are those out there who have ideas for the rest of us, who will never make an "Angry Birds" themed lunch or carefully craft a duck out of seaweed.
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