Help! I Have A Fire In My Kitchen

Teddy’s Insane Laws For The Kitchen & Cooking There Really Is A Method To My Madness Rule № Thirteen What To Do When Your Kids Do Not Like What You Made Check off as many as you think are appropriate. Cry, weep, tear out your hair and go into hysterics Make them eat it - no matter what Rant, rave, get red in the face and make them run for their lives in fear Don't talk to them for a few days Cut off use of the telephone until they apologize (works sometimes) Don't dish out any more money until they promise to eat anything you make (Works like a charm. Kids will do anything to get to your wallet.) Go for the good old "Guilt Trip" scenario. (Always worth a try.) Throw it all away in disgust (Prepare to do this quite a few times) Give it to the dog and hope the dog doesn't turn its nose at it (don't even try the cat, it will make you feel that much worse.) Slam a few doors to let them know how much your feelings are hurt (Like that will

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