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traveler, I know you are a big fan of this family, you defend them all the time. Yes, there are better and healthier things to eat than pasta, beans, and grilled cheese sandwiches. But they are better than those bags of Cheetos those kids wag around all the time!

In the South, where I was raised, there wasn’t a huge techniqe to putting a chicken in a pot, some potatoes on to boil. surely she knows how to do that! Chop up some tomatoes, cucumbers, fix a salad for Brad and the kids sometimes! Surely she has heard of scrambling eggs, and nothing tastes better than a good scrambled egg sandwich! Can’t complain about that surely! And to me, beans are full of protein and are healthy for you.

My husband is Polynesian, he loves rice and I think those kids would too, the sugary cereals constantly aren’t that good for a person, at least that is what the doctors have written about, I don’t know!

I cooked when my kids were little, or we would have starved. Now that the nest is empty, we rarely cook. And I don’t miss it. We usually eat Schwaan meals and such. I hate cooking and would hire it done if I had Heidi’s resources.

Well, I’m sure she can make a fruit salad. All there is to that is cutting up fruit. Maybe the cereal comment was tongue in cheek because she’s not a very good cook. Anyone can make pasta, rice, or grilled cheese, but maybe that’s the extent of her cooking skills. After all, before she became famous and had tons of money, she certainly had to feed herself. Still, pasta, rice, and grilled cheese is not the best diet for little growing bodies and minds. Therefore, a cook probably comes in handy.

Certainly hard working women both cook, work, and find time to spend with their kids. But if you ask anyone of them, they’d gladly get a cook if they could afford one because they could spend even more time with their kids. The more time you can spend with your kids, the better in my opinion.

Niloofar, you are a sweetie, glad you are on here and I enjoy you very much my Dear!

What’s wrong with a cook? If I had the money, I’d definitely hire one. I hate cooking. It’s boring. I wish I could afford to have someone else do it for me. And think about all the time she has to spend with her kids because she’s not stuck in front of a stove for 2 hours in the evening.