I am thankful for many things in my life. My lunchbox is full of love and thankfulness:
* the marshmallow drawing of my husband and my son represents my thankfulness for my family, they are my heart and my reason for welcoming each day's surprises
* the cheese house with a cheese heart represents my thankfulness for the home that we share
* the blueberries and carrot chip represent my thankfulness for the blue and sunny skies of my home state of Texas. I am thankful to be a Texan and an American.
* the BBF picks in the chicken represent my thankfulness for having found such an amazing, talented, accepting, encouraging, and supportive group of women (and Keith) in the Bento Bloggers & Friends group
* the salad represents my thankfulness for having easily accessible, fresh, healthy, and delicious food
* the box of raisins represent my thankfulness for the sweetness of life
Boogs, my 6-year-old, looked at this lunch and decided he was not going to take it to school because he did not want to eat cold chicken for lunch. So, I traded lunches with him. I really enjoyed this lunch. Boogs did not really like the lettuce wraps he took to school and he came home hungry. I love that little boy even when he is driving me crazy! I am thankful for him every single day.
Now hop on over to Bento For Kidlet to see what Jenn made for her thankful lunch. You can click the Thanks button or click HERE. Be sure to continue hopping after Jenn's blog to see the variety of thanks lunches Bento Bloggers & Friends have made. The hop will be live November 15th, starting at 8 am CST.
You can check out the wonderful sites I link to on my sidebar! If you want to see more book inspired lunches, click on the "lunches" label at the end of this post or go to My Story Themed Lunches board on Pinterest. I would love for you to leave a comment to let me know you stopped by.
Ha ha boogs, well he did ask to swap. Great lunches and great post!
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DeleteAwesome post! I enjoyed reading about what each food item symbolized.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kathy.
DeleteVery awesome! Sorry about the break in my post leading to your. Thanks to Lise for fixing it!
ReplyDeleteNo problem. Glad Lise was able to fix it.
DeleteI truly enjoyed your post :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Dina.
DeleteLove your post!! I love how you purposefully chose each item, and the symbolism you shared behind each of those choices. And mostly, I LOVE that YOU are the one that was able to enjoy this lunch!!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rebecca. I was kind of glad I got to eat it too. I don't think my son will complain about his lunch again and risk having to eat one of my lunches.
DeleteGreat lunches as always and awesome post!:)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rina!
DeleteLove the post n ur awesome lunch. :)
ReplyDeleteThank you, Ming.
DeleteVery sweet post :) I love the marshmallow drawing!
ReplyDeleteThank you. When I traded lunches with my son, I went ahead and moved the marshmallow into the lunch he took to school.
DeleteI loved reading your post! Very sweet!
ReplyDeleteThanks!
DeleteMy family loves those same books!
ReplyDeleteThose are favorites we have had on our bookshelf for quite a long time.
DeleteI think there have been more "Awwwww" moments in this hop than any other and yours is definitely no exception! <3
ReplyDeleteThanks, Karen. It is amazing to me how making lunches has brought so many together and enriched our lives.
DeleteThis is so cute! Especially the house! I love it!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Beth!
DeleteI sent cold chicken with JDaniel for lunch yesterday and it came back home in his lunch box. I love the books you featured!
ReplyDeleteMaybe all little boys are anti cold chicken. It is funny that he will eat cold chicken at a restaurant in one of those meal salads.
DeleteI love how you broke down all the areas of life that you are thankful for and how you represented them all. And you even included Keith! LOL!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Diana. Ha ha, well I did not want to call Keith a woman.
DeleteAw, love it! I love the BBF picks :)
ReplyDeleteThanks, Cristi. I am so glad you invited me into the group.
DeleteLovely post!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Deb.
Deletevery sweet!!! <3
ReplyDeleteThanks, Kat.
DeleteLove all of the love in your lunch! <3
ReplyDeleteThanks, Jenn. I even drew on a marshmallow today.
DeleteA great compilation! And those books look interesting!
ReplyDeleteThank you.
DeleteHappy thanksgiving to you and Boogs!!! Love!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Rachel. Hope you have a fabulous Thanksgiving!
DeleteWhat a fantastic post! Happy Thanksgiving!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Sarah. Happy Thanksgiving!
DeleteExcellent work dear Keitha! That Boogs, I've never met him but that little guy is my buddy! Stories of his words and adventures make me smile!
ReplyDeleteThanks, K! Boogs is one-of-a-kind! He makes me smile every single day. I am blessed to have him.
DeleteAwww, such a sweet post, Keitha!Love that every single thing in your lunch symbolizes something and love the story about Boogs. I so feel the same way!! Thanks for sharing! :)
ReplyDeleteThanks! Boogs can be quite the little stinker at times.
DeleteGreat post and nice lunch! He might think twice about swapping lunches next time LOL!
ReplyDeleteHee, hee! That was my plan. That boy HATES lettuce. He will eat baby spinach leaves and kale, but not any kind of lettuce.
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