He is not a fan of green beans. Until I became an adult, I hated green beans. And I do mean hated. H.A.T.E.D. Only when I tasted them cooked Southern-style with lotsa salt and pepper and fatback (or bacon, or some sort of lard) did I learn to like them. I can now choke them down if they are made healthfully, and I try to smile while I choke them down. Mind over matter.
Keagan, however did not hide his dislike (mid-gag):
The above picture gives you a taste of the first time green bean experience. But if you want the full feature (appx 2 min 30 sec) you can watch the video. Please don't turn me into Child Protective Services for this video! He continued to open his mouth so I continued to feed (he ate the whole bowl by the way). They are good for him, he will soon realize he, too, can choke them down with a smile.

HIGHlarious. I find it really funny that you didn't like to eat green beans as a child, yet you are content to live on rabbit food with a side of candy now. The irony!
ReplyDeletetoo funny. hope you don't bring the green beans tonight :)
ReplyDeleteHe is too funny! I am such a proud aunt-to-be!
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