“Before plopping the pan into soapy water to clean, try allowing the child inside you to experiment with making a design in the last remnants of food or in this case, mostly hardened chocolate. No one’s watching. If your children are with you, create a tic tac toe board and play a game before clean up. The playfulness of attitude may even entice a child to learn how to wash the dishes after licking and drawing in the pan together. It’s an age old trick that Mary Poppins modeled, of how making work fun gets the job done in a jiffy.”
Food
Every meal is an opportunity to create beauty and dress up food to wear color, shape, texture that pleases you. It doesn’t take any longer to play with the look than to throw it on a plate haphazardly.
The more you do it the more automatic and natural it becomes. Especially if you are serving food to young children, the presentation may make mealtime more enticing.
I find that it helps me feel worthy when I take the time to create a design on the plate. The whole point is to have fun with it. You can’t do it wrong.
Every meal is a new opportunity to express your creative side. Have fun!
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