The EAT section of the morning paper has an article about cooking for dogs. With the recent scare of tainted pet food that killed some animals, this is attention getting information. Inside the paper are recipes for dog food. I have previously seen recipes for home cooked dog bones and how to make rawhide, but this is cuisine! Lucky dogs. As the writer states, some people do not even cook for their kids.
Our friend Bruce would be jealous if he saw this. Margaret does not cook. A few years ago they remodeled their kitchen to a state of the art spacious, granite countered, island holding, luxury applianced wonderland. It didn't work. They still eat out. I hope he doesn't find out the author's dog is feasting on meatloaf, organic carrots, beef vegetable soup and roast turkey. Her doorbell might ring at dinnertime.
Our friend Bruce would be jealous if he saw this. Margaret does not cook. A few years ago they remodeled their kitchen to a state of the art spacious, granite countered, island holding, luxury applianced wonderland. It didn't work. They still eat out. I hope he doesn't find out the author's dog is feasting on meatloaf, organic carrots, beef vegetable soup and roast turkey. Her doorbell might ring at dinnertime.
http://www.twincities.com/food/ci_5641679
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Yesterday on the way to work I saw a child, maybe 8 or 9, waiting for the bus. In his hand was lunch: a package of lunchables- those deluxe versions of crackers and cheese. I did a double take. This doesn't seem like a real lunch for a kid.
But perhaps it is what he'll eat- you know a little bit about picky eaters, no?
I somehow doubt the dog in his family is eating any better! Those people cooking gourmet meals for the dog probably don't even have kids!
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