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A daily journal of a mom's thoughts and experiences while on board the "Mommy Coaster."
1. Hungry Boys

If you are friends with me on Facebook, you know that Bubba broke his arm on Friday. He was not a happy camper! His friends decided to come over our house and cheer him up. We're talking five teenaged boys. Naturally, we had to feed and entertain them. My husband ordered two large pizzas and two, two-liter bottles of Coke. The boys plowed through all of it in no time.


In the meantime, I had gone to the grocery store to do our weekly shopping. I came home and brought in the food-filled bags. It took several trips. On my last trip, I noticed all five boys digging through the bags. I also noticed five empty yogurt containers sitting on the counter.


"Did you just eat all the yogurt I bought?" I asked.


My son grinned. "Yes. And the blackberries. And the bananas. And the box of pita crackers!"


Oy!


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