the great fridge blog challenge

As one of the multitudes of Canadians who adore Belinda I was totally intrigued when I read today's voyeur post. I had to join the fun. But, as usual, I forgot to read the instructions and opened my freezer. Ignore it. But isn't it nice and tidy? :)

Take note of the following:

1. Free-run eggs. Soft-hearted son number two cries when a spider gets killed, so when he heard about battery hens while at day camp at the Delta Humane Society this summer he made me promise to never buy mass-produced eggs again.

2. Real butter rather than the stuff that number two son calls 'vegan butter.'

3. A veggie and dip container so huge it crowds out the dozens of litres of milk needed to keep growing boys topped up. I saw it at the Real Canadian Superstore in the summer and just had to have it. (By the way, saying you shop at Superstore in public is like admitting you still watch Survivor. I do neither, of course.)

4. Empty water bottles on the door. We have great tap water (and I tend to think bottled water is a total crock anyway) so we each have a personalised bottle to keep in the fridge. Number one son, always thirsty, mows through all of them on a regular basis, not just his, and always puts them back empty.

5. Number one son got an A for the bubble gum dispenser (on top of the fridge) that he made in woodwork last year.

So there. That was just like parading around in my mismatched, elastic-challenged underwear so I dare you to give it a go. Please. Just head on over to Belinda's for the rules and details.

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