Apr 232010
 

K reports: So I made Pad Thai. It is the tiniest bit spicy. Really. It is very mild. About five minutes in:

O: Mom! What is wrong with my mouth?

Me (Pretending this is not happening): Nothing.

O: It is! Something is very wrong! And I think my mouth is broken!

S: Owwwwwwwwww! Waaaahhh!!

Me: It is just a little spicy.

O: It is what? Spice-me?!?! I hate spytsee!! Why did you spytsme??

S: Oh no! Oh dear. It spyeee!!!

Me: Guys, it isn’t that bad. Drink some milk and it will make it not be so spicy.

They both drink about a gallon of milk. Then they start eating again. About five minutes later:

O: It is spiced-tea again!

S: My nose is runnin! It making my nose runnin! Oh no! It burning! My mouf burnin’ and my nose burnin’!! Wwaaaahhh!!!

O: Mom!! My mouth is burning! It is burning off my head!!

S: Waaaaahhhh!! I got snot on my spyceeee!! Now it tastes wooorrrssseee!!!

O: I cannot feel my tongue! My tongue is gone! It burned off!!!

S: Why you feed us this???? Whhhyyy??? Wwwwaahhhhh!!!

O: Now I can’t feel my whole head! These noodles broke my head!! It is so spytsee I can’t EVEN SEE!!

S: I gonna have a puke! I have snot and spyee!! Waaahhhh!!!

And so it went for 20 minutes. Our children are clearly not designed for adventurous travel.

  3 Responses to “Spice-Me!”

  1. Pretty sophisticated food for peanuts characters. When I was that age I stopped at cookies and baloney on white bread. But milk! Yes, that is the cure for spiced-mouth!

  2. Bring them to China! That’ll fix them.

  3. You started them too late. Now you’re doomed.

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