"Andiamo a fare la spesa," he declares, marching out the door – Let's go grocery shopping.
My son likes to carry the wheeled cart when we walk to our neighborhood produce market.
Then of course when it's full, I always drag it back home.
Tilli~ 1/4 di zucca, fagiolini, insalatina di campo, broccoletti da ripassare in padella, minestrone, finocchi, mandarini e mele. Poi mitiche polpette di carne bianca del mio pollarolo Massimo; un filone di pane di grano duro; 12 uova del contadino; 1 litro di latte crudo; uno spicchio di formaggio Marzolino e una bottiglia di vino biodinamico Toscano. Tutto nel carrello!
Rosaria~ Can you believe how much he's grown? All boy in his rock 'n' roll stride and spiderman hat. Dragging a ladies' shopping cart. I can blackmail him with this when he's a teen.
Those kids, no sense of respect. I admire Europe for maintaining small neighborhood food stores. That tradition is dead here, except maybe in parts of New York City.
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Quando e vuoto e piu facile ;)
ReplyDeleteCiao :)
Cosa hai comprato di buono?
ReplyDeleteAndras~
ReplyDeleteInfatti al ritorno pesa un quintale!
Tilli~
1/4 di zucca, fagiolini, insalatina di campo, broccoletti da ripassare in padella, minestrone, finocchi, mandarini e mele. Poi mitiche polpette di carne bianca del mio pollarolo Massimo; un filone di pane di grano duro; 12 uova del contadino; 1 litro di latte crudo; uno spicchio di formaggio Marzolino e una bottiglia di vino biodinamico Toscano. Tutto nel carrello!
WOW^_^
ReplyDeletec'è la lista completa...ha ha ha
Tutta roba buonaaaaaa!!!!!
That can't be E! I can't fathom walking to pick up groceries, though I do have memories of such.
ReplyDeleteHow typical of a boy to do that :)
ReplyDeleteI wish I had his enthusiasm. It's hard for me to want to go grocery shopping, but once I get there I start dreaming up meals, so it ends ok.
ReplyDeleteFun photo and nice neighborhood!
(Still searching.)
Tilli~
ReplyDeleteEh certo, che te lo dico a fare... ;)
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Rosaria~
Can you believe how much he's grown? All boy in his rock 'n' roll stride and spiderman hat. Dragging a ladies' shopping cart. I can blackmail him with this when he's a teen.
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Loree~
Yes! Read comment above...
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Jeff~
Keep me posted!
We don't have those over here! We're too dependent on taking our cars everywhere! You were right behind that person!
ReplyDeleteThose kids, no sense of respect. I admire Europe for maintaining small neighborhood food stores. That tradition is dead here, except maybe in parts of New York City.
ReplyDeleteWell, at least he helps you halfway! When he gets bigger he help you back as well!
ReplyDeletesi, bene così, senza buste di plastica da portare a casa ed inquinare l'ambiente! un caro saluto, Luis
ReplyDeletei love the fact your son enjoys going shopping with you :)
ReplyDeleteIt's a cute photograph. I smiled reading the brief description. :)
ReplyDeleteCute. I love the flower bowl in the street.
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