Showing posts with label donuts. Show all posts
Showing posts with label donuts. Show all posts

Thursday, May 27, 2010

Thankfulness Day 108:: Sacrificing a Donut

This is a story about a 4 year old and a donut. 

My dad (Papa) took Kai for a walk to the donut store yesterday.  Papa purchased two donuts, one for Kai and one for Nash.  As they were walking back home Kai asks Papa "Where is mommy's donut?"  Papa explains that he didn't buy one for mommy just for Kai and Nash.  Kai's compassion sets in "Well then I'm just going to eat half of my donut and give my mommy the other half because she didn't get one." 

That is one amazing donut lovin' four year old!  I've really never heard of such a thing and I don't get donuts for myself everytime I take him there. 

Hmmm, maybe he read my blog on my donut obsession???

Today I am so very thankful for my son sacrificing something as amazing as a sprinkled donut!

Tuesday, May 11, 2010

Thankfulness Day 92:: Donuts

For a majority of my teen and college years I deprived myself of anything with fat.  I worried over every ounce I put in my mouth and had the self control of a show dog (please make note that I am not very good at analogies)

However sometime between then and now things changed. 

*Maybe it was eating everything I spent years avoiding while pregnant! 
*Or could it be that my self esteem has changed and I take joy in my chocolate and fuller figure
*What about simply wanting to see that big smile on my boys faces as they enjoy indulgent foods

I don't know when it happened but it did and now I'm a self proclaimed donut junkie! 

Donut:: A deep-fried piece of dough; key word fried and up to 400 calories! 

Nevertheless I love my new found friend the donut and I promise not to neglect you again!  I secretly look forward to them every Sunday morning at church.  Sometimes when my boys see that they ran out of donuts they get really upset (I do too) and I feel compelled to drive them to the donut store after church to make sure they get one (and maybe one for me too!)



Oh how I love thee my Maple Old Fashioned and I promise to never give you up again!

Today I am very thankful for the foods we get to eat here in the U.S.  They are rich, tasty, and full of flavor!
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