Ahh yes, a simple dinner for three. Luckily, I belong to a family where several hundred courses are the norm for a "simple" meal, and so I usually remember to wear stretchy pants when I'm planning to eat with my parents. Tonight was no exception; I drove the 25 minutes back to my parents' house in leggings and a loose shirt, my mouth watering for the feast to come.
I was not disappointed. WARNING: If you did not have a substantial meal before you look at the rest of this post, you may want to consider eating something before you continue.
Round 1:
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| Salad time!
Round 2:
Shared some rice noodles with marinara and scallions with my favorite Mama Gould
Dad shared in our noodley fun with whole wheat noodles and marinara
Round 3:
Grilled Salmon on a bed of plentiful veggies and brown rice
Round 4:
Tarragon Chicken Medallions atop wild rice and sauteed spinach leaves
Round 5:
My delicious fresh fruit plate!
The ever- adorable Amy enjoying a baked apple with cinnamon dipping sauce
So there you have it, dinner with 1/2 of the Gould gang--the ultimate trifecta. I have no pictures of myself because I was entirely too busy consuming whatever was put in front of me (hunger is not a good look on me). Just another typical night with two of my favorite people in the world, can't wait to see the rest of the family in 2 weeks for Spring Break, but until then, I'll be digesting this meal.
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**If you'd like to see what my handsome brother, Kenny, is eating at Duke, I can assure you it's entertaining, filling, and somewhat nauseating. Check out his latest meal here: http://www.dukestudentbroadcasting.com/entertainment/devilskitchen#1
-KIM
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