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Letter of Agreement

By September 7, 2010September 12th, 201253 Comments

53 Comments

  • MB says:

    I solve this problem by making the same thing for lunch every day. Sometimes I change it up and use jam instead of honey with the peanut butter.

  • Barb @ getupandplay says:

    Hilarious. So incredibly funny!

  • Rebecca Grace says:

    Oh, this is so funny! We go through the same negotiations in our house. I read the part about the other party providing “advice” with more than a twinge of recognition… Why did you give them FOUR cookies? Don’t you know they won’t eat their sandwiches if you give them four cookies? And only Lars will eat the egg salad sandwiches; Anders wants peanut butter and marmalade… Our parents had it easy, though. I got a smashed up PB&J sandwich, a bruised apple, and fifty cents for a carton of milk every day when I was a kid — and I was GRATEFUL (not!). 🙂

  • Avatar Wendy O says:

    Hilarious!

  • Avatar bjahlstrom says:

    That is pretty much the funniest thing I”ve read all year.

  • Avatar AnneL says:

    Very funny – especially to discover that we are not the only husband and wife who have had the bento box vs. ziploc baggies issue.

  • Avatar Jessica F says:

    Soooo funny!
    Taking contract law at the moment and I have to fight the urge to do this for every agreement I make.

    Priceless!
    “assignation” ha!

  • Rob O. says:

    This is awesome!

    And I love that someone else is morally opposed to cutting crusts – the bread’s crust -is- the best part, after all.

  • Avatar Marco says:

    I would like the template (or copy of in word) to present to my wife… please? 🙂

  • Avatar Shauna says:

    Thank you so much for this! made my week!

  • Amy F says:

    This is so clever! Funny! And inspiring!

  • Avatar jennifer says:

    Hilarious — Thank you for the great laugh!

  • Avatar Tanya says:

    There must be ALOT of head-shaking in your home. haha! That letter was fantastic.

  • Avatar Victoria Granof says:

    So who reimburses GQ magazine for the time Adam and I are spending in hysterics over this thing instead of shooting the dutch baby?
    You can thank me if he serves you the Schaller & Weber mixed grill withsweet/sour sauteed red cabbage with tart apples tomorrow night.
    xx

  • Avatar Phyllis Grant says:

    girl, you are HILARIOUS! nice to be on the kichn editor’s list with you! it’s an honor. happy holidays!

  • Avatar Ines says:

    Priceless!
    As the sole lunch maker in the house I hate to say that just by the fact that you are engaged in this sort of back and forth with your husband is already a vast improvement over my life!
    I am not a morning person so this is the single most hated chore I endure.
    Pretty please(!)–write more about school lunch ideas!! I need some help and some inspiration!!

  • Avatar diane diaz says:

    hahahahaha!Hilarius!i’ll let my hubby read this one also..a unique and brilliant idea girl. One of the best frank letter I read.keep it up..

  • Diana says:

    LOL this is so creative and hilarious. Love how you approach parenthood (and marriage) with a great sense of humor

  • Avatar Tammy says:

    OMG…. that was funny 🙂

  • Avatar Sick leave letter says:

    This was real and brilliant work! thanks and happy i came across this site!

  • Avatar Lisa says:

    Love that he is prevented from claiming “medically unable” when hung over. Hilarious.

  • Avatar cianne says:

    Just read this for the first time, have been loving your blog for a while. Hilarious. Almuerzo&Snaks. Priceless…

  • Avatar Denise says:

    Too funny! I thank God for the hot lunch program. It took all those stressors out of our lunch duties. But just so you know, the kids always liked my lunches better, lol.

  • Avatar elizabeth says:

    Reading this was a great way to start my morning!
    My children are all adults now and this brought back such memories. One in particular…when my youngest was in 8th grade, I started the school year off making huge X’s on the calendar. My son thought it was some kind of count down to graduation…..it was a count down to the VERY LAST LUNCH I WAS GOING TO MAKE! I thought I would feel a little melancholy about it after awhile but the truth is 8 years later, I still DON’T miss it!
    Thanks for the reminder and laughs this morning!

  • Avatar DGW says:

    kids lunches should be the next book! I picture spiral bound with tabs to flip through for mains, sides, desserts. The making them is a pain, but it’s coming up with new ideas that’s the worst!

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