A.T. Hagan wrote:

>>This brings up something that I'm curious about -- as a cook, do
>>your loved ones tell you when you've served something they don't
>>like? And does this offend you?
>
> I've got a four year old daughter. Not only does she always make it a
> point to tell me if she doesn't like something I've cooked she often
> tells me BEFORE she's even tasted it!
>
> Drives me nuts...

My 7 1/2 year old still does that. He's at the point now where he'll ask,
"What's for dinner?" and after I answer, he says, "And what am *I* having?"
My wife gave in for years to his pickiness but, now that I work from home
and therefore cook more meals, *I* get to tell him, "I repeat, *we're*
having ..."

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