Aaron’s
color blindness leads to some interesting descriptions of food on his
part. He describes browns and tans as
being green, for instance. One day it
was time for lunch and I asked him what he wanted to eat. We had previously had a Mexican casserole for
supper and he liked it, so he remembered that dish when I asked him what he
wanted for lunch. “Mom, can I have some
of that Mexican food that was kinda green but yellow, too?” There was no guacamole involved in this
casserole, mind you, so I was a little stumped about how he described it as “kinda
green but yellow, too.” Doesn’t sound at
all appealing to me!
I don’t
think this was the same day that he said, as he ate lunch, “Mom, do I get
seconds? Do you want me to fill myself
up?” Aaron, I never need to worry about
you filling yourself up. You do that
very well on your own…………and no, you don’t need seconds! If I was eating a leftover casserole from the
frig that was kinda green but yellow, too, I’m not sure I’d even be eating
firsts, trust me!
This morning
I fixed Aaron some boiled eggs that he likes, and added some bacon as a special
treat. He came home from his group today
and said, “Mom, I told Barb what you fixed me this morning.”
So you told
her about the boiled eggs and the bacon?
“Yeah, I
told her you fixed me those hard eggs and that bacon that was kinda soft and
green.”
Hmmmm………sounds
like such an appetizing breakfast, Aaron.
Hard eggs and that soft, green bacon.
Yuuumeeeeee!!!
We need to
invite Barb over for some hard eggs and soft, green bacon sometime. I bet she’ll jump at that offer!
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