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"Hah-gogs" for Breakfast

Each morning I ask Mason what he wants for breakfast and each morning the answer is the same, "hah-gogs."  I am a pretty traditional person who has some very definate ideas about what is and isn't proper breakfast food.  I don't do cold pizza, cake or brownies and no soda before lunch.  See, very traditional!  Cheerios, waffles, eggs, oatmeal, yogurt, smoothies-these are proper breakfast foods.  I have wasted enough food to feed a small country trying to get Mason to eat the "right" things for breakfast.  So, in my wiser because-it-doesn't-really-matter years I have decided to give in to the non-traditional request.  So what if Mason wants hot dogs for breakfast.  I only buy the Jenny O (we have the same name so I am a big fan!) turkey franks that have 50% less fat than normal hot dogs do.  They have 4 grams of protein and I know they are better for you than a Poptart!  So, as disgusting as I think it is it makes that breakfast battle a little easier each morning if I just give in.  I would never eat a hot dog for breakfast.  Then again, I don't eat hot dogs EVER.  Bon appetit!

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Anonymous said…
It is really weird how it is called Jenny O hot dogs, and Mason is so cute here and than, it is so fun to have him in the "O" family
February 20, 2010 at 1:46 PM
Patti said…
Eliot says hot dogs the same way, and also asks to eat them for breakfast! I don't think he's gotten his way with that yet though.
February 22, 2010 at 10:24 AM
Meredith said…
Yep -Sometimes it just becomes a matter of getting something in their tummies, whether it's what you planned or not! Mary's favorite breakfast food is chicken noodle soup.
February 22, 2010 at 8:01 PM
M.E. said…
That is so cute! I'm feeling pretty lucky that Ethan just wants a "Nana" for breakfast. I'm not sure if my stomach would hold out with hot dogs and chicken noodle soup for breakfast!
February 22, 2010 at 8:37 PM
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