“What’s that?” Kyle asked.
“This,” I said, turning the deep-fried wonton stuffed with cream cheese and crab meat over between my fingers, “is a rangoon.”
Kyle turned to his cousin and exclaimed, “He’s eating a raccoon!“
“What’s that?” Kyle asked.
“This,” I said, turning the deep-fried wonton stuffed with cream cheese and crab meat over between my fingers, “is a rangoon.”
Kyle turned to his cousin and exclaimed, “He’s eating a raccoon!“
That is fantastic. Kids say the most hilarious stuff, I swear. We’ve had a few laugh-out-loud moments at our house recently too.
Now I want Chinese food for lunch.
@Greg — Just stay away from the crab raccoons.
That’s Cynthia’s very favorite chinese appetizer. I have nothing further to report.
@Sam Chupp — I shall err on the side of the more traditional Chinese-American cuisine and take you to mean that Cynthia enjoys crab rangoons, and not raccoons.