The saucy jettatore fluttered the dovecots with the purfled celibatarian, or What's for Lunch Wednesday.

I'm back with a bento. Here's a shared snack we brought to the pool the other day:

On the left are no-bake brownie fifteens (recipe from Healthful Pursuit) and pecans, and on the right, some dried fruit and orange slices.

And a picture of the boys:

We're linking this up to What's for Lunch Wednesday at What's for Lunch at Our House.

The chuffy bouffage cowsed with the bosky cadger, or What's for Lunch Wednesday.

Here are some recent Zachary bentos. Let's see...something with quinoa, carrots (with a hard candy hidden underneath for April Fool's Day), pita and hummus:














 Strawberries, cheese, ants on a log with figs, pretzel, sunburst tomatoes, and mixed nuts:














Carrots for dad & sunburst tomatoes for Z, trail mix, sardine and avocado sandwich (covered for Z so his friend who told him his figs looked like poop wouldn't make fun of him):














Quinoa meatloaf muffins, chocolate chip bunny cookies, clementines, sunburst tomatoes:


















For more bentos, check out What's for Lunch Wednesday.

The vagarious mammothrept halched the erubescent pasquinade, or Green cookies.

We actually made these cranberry pistachio cookies for a piano recital and a Christmas party in December but never got around to posting them. They're green, so I'm posting them today.

Here's Corey:

The pulmentarious opsimath played catchpule with the thwarterous bablatrice, or 2nd grade artwork.

 First, a writing sample:

And now the artwork:

The sychnocarpous nihilarian elaqueated the vimineous innholder, or 100th day of school poster.

Corey is celebrating his 100th day of school today. He had to make a poster with 100 things on it, so he chose gumballs, aka Do-a-Dot markers. Here it is:

The marcescible pooking-fork upbrixled the vermian nippitate, or Book Loving Boys’ 2011 The Flat Stanley Adventure Exchange!

Book Loving Boys is having a Flat Stanley read-along and exchange, and we're participating. Sign-up ends February 20 and exchange partners will be assigned February 23. You don't need to have a blog to participate. Just go to Book Loving Boys for more details and to sign up.

The cromulent criticaster toozled the alexiteric mistresspiece, or Snow ice cream.

It's our fourth day out of school but the first real snow day. The others were ice days. We can't get down our driveway because of the ice and, apparently,  the only snow plows here are being used for the Super Bowl. We're out of ice cream. We could have made real ice cream, but that takes five hours. So instead we made snow ice cream.

We played while our bowl collected snow:

When the bowl was full we mixed sweetened condensed milk and a teaspoon of vanilla into it, and then we ate:

We're linking this post up with the Play Academy at NurtureStore.