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I hereby resolve to make
my own bed; pick up my clothes; and take out the trash the first
time Mom asks.
Dad hereby resolves to
compliment Mom on every meal she cooks, and will regularly release
her from kitchen duty by venturing forth to prepare a gourmet meal
entirely on his own..."Honey, where do you keep the frying pan?"
is a phrase that will never again fall from the lips of dear old
Dad.
Everything you need to
prepare a gourmet meal
I hereby resolve to
replace the kitchen accessories I have pilfered over the past six
months. This includes the spoons hidden under my bed; the hot
chocolate mugs in the back seat of the car; and the spatula at the
bottom of the swimming pool. (I swear I don't know how it got
there!)
Dad fought the lawn and
the lawn won. He hereby resolves to become the master of his
domain -- the back yard. He'll whack those weeds; he'll prune
those poinsettias; he'll...hmmm. What's the lawn mower doing in
John Junior's tree house?
I hereby resolve to walk
around Mom's flowerbeds instead of through them. And I'll never,
ever kick the tops off the delphiniums again.
Dad hereby resolves to
paint the trim over the garage, immediately following his workout
at the golf course. This particular fitness program lends itself
perfectly to the development of strong wrists - crucial when
applying paint to the exterior of Mom's carport.
I hereby resolve to
remove the Tater Tots from the box before sticking them into the
oven, thereby reducing stress for Mom.
Dad hereby resolves to
refrain from returning empty juice cartons to the refrigerator --
at least until after Mother's Day.
I hereby resolve to watch
him like a hawk.
Dad hereby resolves to simply
remember his resolutions. A thinking cap might help.
While there are many reasons for teaching kids to cook -- less expensive than eating out, preserves family heritage, etc, the most important
reason is that by teaching your child to cook, you're giving him a better chance to be a healthy grown-up. Enabling your child with the ability
to appreciate freshness and to transform ingredients into tasty foods opens their eyes to making wiser choices about what to eat...