I wondered if I should upload this here for fear that people would think it was in poor taste. But then I remembered how it made me laugh out loud, and wanted to share that simple pleasure with those who could use a lift today.
Hello! I'm Michelle Stern, owner of What's Cooking with Kids, a certified green mobile cooking school for children, and author of The Whole Family Cookbook - Celebrating the Goodness of Locally Grown Foods. I am excited to be back in the classroom, teaching high school biology in the Bay Area. |
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Our mission is to inspire families to spend quality time together in the kitchen, eat healthy ingredients, and pay attention to the environmental impact of their food choices. As a certified Green Business, we are proud to support local and organic farmers whenever possible, to use our love of cooking and community to reach out to the less fortunate, consider the environment, and to do our part to improve children’s health nationwide.
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btw, i linked to your post about deceptively delicious in a blog that’s posting tonight on what i believe re: children and food.
i think you are right on.
amy
I like the photo – it is very funny.
Thank you for linking to me. I have reciprocated at the Great Big Veg Challenge site.
Charlotte
It’s funny and it’s underlined the real toy safety problem.
I do really like your blog.
Babeth
Toy buyers must find creative ways to solve the problem of toys from China as most are probably unsafe. Could something as simple as a boycott of the biggest supplier of Chinese made toys send a message to the rest of the toy companies?