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2010 is here and I'm ISO vegetables that even my kids will eat.
- othervoice Jan 3, 2010 06:44 PM
We've vowed that with the New Year we all need to cut down on the sweets and carbs and find new vegetable dishes that we can all enjoy. Meat dishes will work also, but we're trying to stay away from the cheese dishes and the cream sauces. Am I trying to kid myself?
your kids will follow your example, if you like it most likely they will too. If you enjoy veggies, and make them a big part of your diet, your kids will follow suit. if it is "medicine" and you are doing it out of duty but everyone would really rather have potato chips,you won't have much luck. Having said that, the roasted kale that has been the subject of several threads- dry it completely then cook it in the oven with a little olive oil and salt might be a big hit. Also have lots of raw veggies on hand such as carrots, broccoli, cucumbers, jicama with a low fat yogurt based dip might be enticing. Keep all the high fat, salty carb laden snacks out of the house and you and the rest of the family will most likely begin to really enjoy them. It has been helpful to me in the past to think this sort of diet change as an addition, not deprivation. Good luck!
You can wean them off the creamy stuff by mixing just a tsp of ranch dressing or other creamy dressing into a serving of a cooked green vegetable Decrease the amount gradually, switch to vinaigrette, then to just a splash of soy, sesame oil, balsamic, or lemon. From there, naked. Cook carrots, parsnips, beets, or turnips in ginger ale, orange juice, or apple juice. Braised greens are delicious but I wouldn't plunge right into that one - kids won't like the seaweed look. If you get them interested in other vegetables, move on to spinach, chard, and the like.
re: greygarious
Particularly in the cold weather, most people love roasted veggies: very easy to make, and they just vanish. Everyone loves them, everyone usually finds at least one or two veggies in the group that are their special favourites, and most people find new favourites.
It's a myth that kids are somehow extra-difficult with vegetables. Kids usually do what the parents model.
Best veggies to roast (requiring minimal to no prep, beyond washing). Choose from among (or do them all):
small potatoes (or diced larger ones),
fat carrot sticks (or thick 'baby' carrots),
onion quarters,
baby beets (top and tail them, scrub, forget about peeling, leave whole or at most cut into halves),
brussels sprouts (get the smallest ones, or at most, cut larger ones into half or quarter)
cauliflower (trim, and cut into chunks)
Whole heads of garlic, unpeeled (just slice off the top)
Preheat the oven to 430 deg F (some instructions even call for 450 deg, it's fine either way).
Line roasting pans with foil. Lightly spray the foil with olive oil.
Place the prepared veg on the pans. Toss with olive oil (don't overdo the oil, otherwise the veggies will become greasy, use just a light spray or equivalent). Toss with salt and pepper (black or red). If you have fresh rosemary, snip a tablespoon or so rosemary leaves over the veggies.
Roast for about an hour. Every 20 mins or so, take the pans out and shake the veggies around.
When the veggies are dark golden, with crispy brown edges (especially the brussels sprouts and onions), you're set.
Sprinkle a little lemon juice over the hot veggies and toss again to coat.
Serve hot. Squeeze out the garlic to eat (or spread it on toasted baguette slices).
These are fantastic.
Another popular recipe is puree of cauliflour. That dish is often mentioned on CH and cooking shows as a good one for kids, especially ones who are particularly stubborn about veggies. It comes out similar to mashed potatoes. I prefer to roast the cauliflour first, then purée or smash with a little liquid (stock or water) and season to taste.
re: Shane Greenwood
Parsnips whipped with a generous amount of butter also has a mashed potato consistency. When they are sweet they are wonderful, but they can be very sharp, and those would be a tough sell. Spring-dug parsnips are the best ones, as overwintering in the ground sweetens them up.
re: greygarious
I was going to mention pureed parsips too. If the flavor seems too sharp, I'd add in a few potatoes, it mellows the parsnips a bit.
When I was a kid I hated vegetables, but I can remember a few that I would tolerate:
Steamed/Sauteed Carrots with EVOO, honey, S&P
Fajitas with only Red/Yellow Peppers (I hated onions!)
Spicy Chicken Stir-Fry with carrots, broccoli, bamboo shoots, water chestnuts, and pea pods
Steamed broccoli with butter, S&P
Stuffed peppers (ground beef, rice, tomato sauce, etc)
Leftover Fried Rice with peas, carrots, egg
We also ate a lot of raw vegetables (had a green salad about 3 nights/week) I liked celery, carrots, broccoli, lettuce dipped in blue cheese or ranch but when my mom made salad she made a lighter dressing with EVOO, balsamic, blue cheese crumbles
Good luck!
Soup! If you have a good hand blender (or regular blender for that matter) you can make a great pureed veggie soup. I have a nine-year-old niece who wouldn't eat veggies if they were being offered by the Jonas Brothers but will happily scarf down my "faux split pea soup" made with green beans and cauliflower. And don't be afraid to give kids fat--putting butter on vegetables helps them absorb the nutrients better. It seems a lot of kids like chicken divan, particularly if you leave the broccoli stalks intact (the "little tree" syndrome).
I agree with others about treating it as "this is what we are eating" rather than "this is medicine". And just because they turn up their noses at it, DON'T take it off the menu! That's a sure road to disaster. I hate hearing parents say "my kids just won't eat XYZ". Yes they will as long as that's what for dinner and you don't enable their pickiness by removing if from the menu. Just keep including lots of veggies in the diet until it becomes "this is normal human food". And I agree with keeping the other stuff out of the house. No matter what my intentions, there are some things that I can not keep out of my mouth if they are in the cupboard!
I love stir fried green beans with some garlic and toasted (unsw) coconut. Roasted vegetables, roasted sweet potato are usually popular. Spinach with raisins and pinenuts. Brussel sprouts with dried apricots and nuts. Usually a bit of sweetness from some dried fruits or nuts will help you out. Coleslaw made with more of a vinegrette than that gloppy stuff. Cucumbers and vinegar (with a bit of sugar and diluted with water; add some dill if you like) is a popular one at my house. Roasted red peppers.
Give yourselves time to change your tastes. Don't get discouraged. We eat more vegetables and more low fat meals but when I dieted to change my eating habits it took awhile for me to start loving the new meals. For example, I never used to eat apples. They made my hungrier. Now an apple and a cheese stick are my favorite mid-morning snack. We have a 5yo granddaughter who eats everything and her 3yo sister who doesn't like anything so the idea that children will eat what you eat hasn't worked in her case. She likes rice so I have put peas in the rice pilaf. Consider using other vegetables or making vegetable and couscous combinations. When the girls stay with us, they enjoy fresh fruit and cheese sticks. Grapes are a big treat. Also fresh blueberries when they are in season. Both girls also like sugar snap peas which I grow in my garden. Most everyone likes winter squash (we prefer the buttercup variety not butternut). Roasting vegetables definitely gives them a different flavor so I would try a variety. My most recent were: rutabaga, carrots, parsnips, mushrooms, onions. They all get sweeter. I thought the parsnips were the best. We like zucchini in every kind of recipe so if you aren't going to exclude carbs entirely, you might try a zucchini oatmeal bran and raisin muffin recipe. For some meals if watermelon is in season I will serve it on the table along with the rest of the meal.
Good luck. This is an important dietary change so I hope you are successful.
When I was a kid I didn't like many vegetables...I liked salads because there are choices and I could pick what I liked and because of that, I tried different things. Because my grandmother had a garden and I used to help her pick vegetables when I visited, I loved okra, fried in cakes she used to make and in Brunswick stew, which was a veggie packed stew with meat like chicken. My grandmother also grew bitter mixed "salad" greens which were essentially a combination of kale, mustard greens and some others I don't know the names of...these were braised with either bacon or salt pork.
I liked broccoli, butter beans, green beans, corn and cabbage...that's about all.
I grew into a lot of others when I got older....but then, my mother was southern and didn't cook outside the box so my suggestion would be to introduce the veggies a little at a time in their natural state. It also helps to have the kids choose something new so they'll be more likely to try it.
re: Cherylptw
OP didn;t give the children's ages but I think if they are younger than junior high, the idea of letting them choose something to try is a good one. Set a firm policy - it might be, say, that each kid has to pick one new vegetable to try each week, and that everyone must eat it, but anyone who hates it won't have to eat it again. Let them alternate weeks if you don't want to crowd the fridge with strange items. Take the kid(s) along to the market and have them pick a fresh or frozen vegetable (canned being generally less tasty) or bag of dried legumes. If they are old enough, let them then find a recipe/prep method online, perhaps helping to cook it. If they have some stake in the process, they are more likely to want to eat the food.
re: greygarious
Hey, there's a great British blog on this very topic: The Great Big Vegetable Challenge:
This UK mom had a young son who was awful with vegetables, so she set out to introduce him to vegetables from A through Z. Child got to identify veggies beginning with the letter of the alphabet, rate recipes, like and dislike some, and so on.
You'll have to dig through the archives to follow that alphabet journey, they've completed it though they are still cooking and eating.
It worked very very well for the bloggers' kids. The children's (and parents') palates and knowledge have widened greatly and it seems to have been a lot of fun for all concerned.
re: shanagain
Well, since I'm Cantonese I've never understood the blanket "kids don't like veggies" thing. Growing up, nearly all our daily veggies were stir-fried. Steamed and boiled veggies are relatively tasteless, but stir-frying and roasting vegetables--with a decent amount of salt and oil, mind you--can help render most vegetables palatable.
re: PegS
My friend's kids will eat pretty much anything stir fried. They love to watch her cook stir fried veggies also.. they say it's like a show.. everything spattering a bit and being tossed in the wok.
When I was a kid, I was actively involved in veggie prep. I peeled celery and cucucmbers, sliced tomatoes, broke cauliflower florets. I was encouraged to taste everything at all steps of the cooking process.
re: cheesecake17
I was a picky eater as a child (moreso with fruit than vegetables, interestingly) but I'd eat just about anything my mother put in a stir-fry.
re: whitneybee
after my friend realized her kids would eat anything in a stir fry... she started cooking every veggie in a wok. it worked!
re: PegS
Same for Indian food (as PegS reports for Chinese/Cantonese).
The simple home style Indian vegetable side dishes usually involve quickly sauteeing veggies with basic spices, and yield extremely tasty results.
Much less pickiness about veggies "overall" among Indian-cuisine kids, though individual kids may have specific likes and dislikes.
I too think this widespread notion in the US that kids can't/don't/won't like veggies is 1) largely myth 2) largely derived from bad cooking and d) largely based on parents' own habits.
The good news is that if the parents (as the OP seems to be doing) include lots of veggies in yummy (not fried or cheese drenched) recipes at home, the kids will most likely follow right along.
Good luck, OP and do report back re your successes!
Have you heard of The Great Big Vegetable Challenge? It was a British mum trying to get her son to learn to like vegetables. They cooked their way through vegetables A to Z, and her son rated the dishes. It turned into a book deal (you could see that coming). But the blog is still open, and you can click on the Archives to read it all. You might find some recipes there, and possibly use her approach of involving her children with cooking and rating.
I don't have kids of my own but I do have nephews and nieces. I'd also agree with those who say kids will model parents,. Not easy thoiugh unless the kids are at a fairly early age.
Tale of two families then.
First family emigrated from the UK to America. Parents are not great cooks or have a great interest in food and, let's say, found great appeal in the States in bottom end, high fat , high sugar foods. End result - kids eat a very limited diet and never seem to want to try anything different now they are back in the UK.
Wife's sister emigrated to Spain, married there and has a son. She's a good cook and the family ate a classic Mediterranean diet - high in veggies fruit and fish. Result - seventeen year old nephew has an interest in food, can cook and still likes fish and veg now they are in the UK.
I got my nieces and nephews (who I raised) to eat broccoli and cauliflower by making 'that cool spiral stuff' - romanesco brocolli, cut small, and purple and orange cauliflower. Roasted or blanched. I sometimes sprinkled cheese-flavored popcorn topping on it (lots of sodium, I know, but you gotta compromise) and they loved ate it up, because it looked cool.
I could get them to eat lots of stuff if I made it into finger food that they could dip - kids love to dip! Roasted chicken tenderloins dipped in soy sauce was a fave. Again, salt, but you pick your battles and there was never anything to drink in the house except for milk and water.
Best thing to get them to try anything - assist with finding a good recipe for it, shopping for it, prepping it, and cooking it. I got all of them, (even my brother!) to like Brussels sprouts this way. It never did work with liver and onions, though, I had to save that for myself. It didn't work for everything, but I at least got them to try new things.
Good luck, and Happy New Year!
How about veggie lasagna in a red sauce? You can control the amount of cheese if that's a concern, and you can cut the veggies on the smaller side. My kids also love almost any kind of veggie raw (or blanched) that they can dip. Broccoli and cauliflower sauteed with salt, pepper, garlic and olive oil, or smothered in a little bit of teriyaki sauce also seems to do the trick!
When I saw the title of the post I thought immediately "zucchini fritters" but then I saw the OP's concerns about cutting down on carbs.
No, to the OP, you're not trying to kid yourself. Although I don't understand vegetarianism as a choice for me, vegetarian/vegan cooking in general has transcended the "brown gack" of a decade ago and become truly interesting. So even though some of your recipes will be using meat, others you'll find attractive will be veggie-intensive.
How does your brood feel about salads? There are all sorts of textures and flavors in salad greens, and plenty of stuff to add interest. I know you want to steer away from cheese, but sometimes a bit really turns a ho-hum salad around. Exploiting seasonal vegetables and fruits in salad is the way to keep things interesting, too. My dad used to keep a marinated salad of cucumber, onion, peppers and carrots in a big bowl in the fridge -- in the '60s.
The only other thing is that one of my favorite ways to enjoy vegetables is Korean vegetable pancakes. The mix is available at Asian markets, you add shredded vegetables of all kinds (the more, the merrier). They cook up kinda chewy/pancakey/crispy-vegetable. And a total umami trip if you add a hint of MSG to the batter and serve 'em up with a soy/vinegar based sauce...
Not sure how old your kids are, but we had a lot of luck wiht our toddlers, just giving them whatever we were eating. No alternatives. If they don't want to eat it, they don't have to,but that's what is for dinner. Plus, they see us enjoying it and not treating it like a "chore" or something we "have to do" so they genuinely get excited when we serve broccoli. One thing we definitley do is mix it up. Never the same vegetable twice in a week and if we mix two vegetables together, they feel like at least they have a choice between one or the other. Green beans and onion, broccoli and mushrooms, zucchini and yellow squash, etc. Garlic or salt and pepper is really all they need. Here's my recipe: cut up the vegetables, sprinkle salt on them, cover and place in the micro wave for a few minutes (3-5). They LOVE it.
I loved (semi-)homemade veggie burgers as a kid. They were made from a mix sold through the Adventist co-op that my parents belonged to. Add ketchup, lettuce, and a bun and what's not to love? As I recall it was a grain- and seed-based burger. I'm sure you can find a recipe you can all agree on ...
A bowl of pinto beans is pretty good, with onion, ketchup, a little cheese, peppers, or whatever extras anyone wants. The different colors of bell peppers are pretty ... I liked these beans as a kid. My mother made them in the pressure cooker, which yields a different (and good) soupy effect ...
I haven't experimented on too many kids, since I don't have any of my own, yet, but to echo a few suggestions upthread, my nieces and nephews and younger cousins really like my roasted veggies (especially roasted asparagus, but also roasted Brussels sprouts, cauliflower and broccoli) and chopped salads made with tomato, cucumber, black bean, cilantro, toasted cumin seed, sweet peppers, corn, olive oil and rice wine vinegar.
On my SO's side, our younger relations are suckers for baby carrots (with or without hummus or salsa) and tomato soup. Everyone seems to like roasted red pepper or roasted butternut squash soup, pureed cauliflower (again as mentioned upthread), vegetable frittatas.
If your kids are more adventurous eaters, they might like vegetable maki filled with julienned carrots or cucumber (very easy to make and a good finger food); tabbouleh; lettuce wraps filled with almost anything you like (we often do ground chicken, sweet and hot peppers, onion, baby corn, water chestnuts, bean sprouts, etc...).
I personally have always, always *loved* broccoli stirfried (or just sauteed if you don't have a wok) with gobs of minced garlic. In college, my favorite meal was garlicky broccoli with pico de gallo salsa... I know it sounds vaguely disgusting, but it appealed to my mutant teenage tastebuds and might appeal to your kids.
As a final note, I've come across a number of "cream" sauce recipes where the "cream" was actually made with pureed cauliflower (in all or in part -- I forget). If you really miss your creamy sauces, you could look into these.
Personally, I think when kids say they don't like vegetables they mean they don't like overcooked vegetables and canned vegetables and sometimes frozen vegetables. So cook fresh veggies tender-crisp and blanch them for bright colors and see what action you get from that.
If you want insurance that kids will eat them, the best plan of all is to have them grow some vegetables -- Michele Obama style. Peas are easy and probably the first thing to plant in the Spring. If you get peas with edible pods they'll have a choice of eating them whole or shelling them. If you take a bowl of water out to the garden for them to give them a quick wash they can stand there and eat them while they are still like candy. Carrots are east IF you have deep loose soil. If you don't, choose something else -- no reason to introduce frustration but there are half-long varieties to choose from or even ping pong ball shaped carrots if you can cultivate down 6-8"/ Also red carrots and white carrots and those things that are surprising will also intrigue kids.
Take them shopping to choose the veggies and let them help in the cooking. Everything that gives them "ownership" will increase their interest.
Then there's how you cook them. One thing that my kids always liked was carrots shredded or sliced into bite-sized pieces. Saute them to tender-crisp in a little bit of butter. Add a tiny bit of maple syrup or honey and toss to glaze them. Or cut them into uniform lengths. Halve them vertically if that makes sense. Toss them in olive oil. Roast them in a very hot oven until you start to see brown edges. You can sprinkle on herbs if they would like that. Thyme and tarragon are great with carrots. My kids also love fresh spinach -- which is so easy now that you can buy it cleaned -- steamed or lightly sauteed in a little butter until it's limp and drizzled with balsamic vinegar.
Good luck.
I have a four year old who is stubborn when it comes to trying new foods. My husband and I are both adventurous eaters, and for the most part serve him what we eat - but depending on his mood he can be quite picky. I have found that frequently he likes it, but getting him to try it is the challenge. Try making it fun - call broccoli little trees or steam some frozen edamame and let him "pop" them open. Another favorite for my son is having a "veggie parade" where I let him line up all the small veggies (think corn, peas) in a line on the table - and then he eats them one by one. Silly but it works. I also still sneak in extra veggies by way of fried rice and spag sauce or veggie/noodle soup. GOod luck
My goddaughter is pretty darn picky, but she knows she has to have something "green" or true vegetable with every meal (i.e. corn, peas, potatoes don't count)... don't ask, that's just how it works in their family.
We build a forest when I have her, and she loves it... Broccoli makes trees, carrots make logs, patty pan squash are flowers/lilypads, brussel sprouts for bushes, spinach for grass, and for the lake, a little dip or sauce in the middle. Feel free to add or substitute for the foliage :)
Cauliflied Rice - use cauliflower grated instead of rice
Spaghetti Squash with sauce of choice - it's got spaghetti right in the name (forgo the squash part of the name)
Zucchini or Carrot or Sweet Potato or some other form of latke baked rather than fried
re: cheesecake17
Re the above three posts (making forests with your food etc.) have you seen the work of the UK photographer Carl Warner (google Foodscapes)? They are the most amazing landscapes made of food.
Last night, the kids loved the quick chicken noodle soup I whipped up. Boiled some breasts (added bouillon), then cut them up and returned them to the pot and added half a box of elbow macaroni and a bag of frozen soup vegetables. I let them sprinkle a little cheese on top. The 6-year-old cleaned her plate and the 10-year-old had seconds. For some reason, they loved it when I called it chicken noodle soup -- when in fact it was mostly veggies!
I have two very young children and have found that bringing them with me to the farmers markets really encourages their love of fruit and vegetables. They are often enchanted with the colors of different veggies and ask me to buy them.
In terms of cooking, what I find works best is a simple saute in butter. I use a very moderate amount butter, probably less than a tablespoon for a whole head of broccoli. Basically, I heat up the sautee pan, let the butter melt and swirl it around, then add the veggies. I stir the vegggies and sprinkle them with water occasionally if I think they are starting to stick. A little salt at the end, and you're done. My kids love all sorts of vegetables cooked this way: broccoli, green beans, carrots (though those are often served raw), mushrooms, etc. The vegetables have a lot of the mellow butter flavor without a lot of actual butter.
The other thing I'd like to add is that not all vegetables are equal: home grown (yours or a neighbor's) are always first choice, farmers markets (where I am) generally second, etc. If you really want your family to enjoy vegetables, it's worth it to find good ones, not just the ones in the supermarket that have spent two weeks in shipping. It's like buying meat-- buying a better cut or grade can make a large difference in flavor. I find this especially true for vegetables, because in my family we cook them so lightly (whereas I can marinate a cheaper cut of steak).
Finally, we stumbled on something that may or may not work for you. With some veggies, we didn't even offer them to our kids but instead ate them ourselves, with relish, in front of the kids. And over time, the kids got curious and asked to taste them... so now they both like artichokes and collard greens. Go figure. Of course, if you have older kids, this reverse psychology probably won't work, but with young ones, it might be worth a try.
Best of luck to you. It's an admirable, achieveable goal--
re: redwood2bay
I second the letting kids shop for veggies and getting the freshest possible. My kids are brassica snobs (e.g. broccoli, cauliflower, etc). We belong to a CSA and they have been raised on stuff harvested in the last 24 hours - huge huge difference in flavor. In the off season we take them to the farmer's market and let them help pick things out. They know veggies are part of dinner and if they are hungry they will eat them. There won't be anything else until they eat the 1 portion (1/2 cup) of veggies given them. they don't always like them - especially bitter greens, but they eat them and sometimes they find they like what they eat. My older son loves spinach and chard and collard greens for instance, and my younger son loves salad.
Also second the pureed veggie soup. We thicken with red lentils and call it lentil soup, or black beans etc. Kids devour it. i have put all sorts of non-kid friendly veggies from our csA in there and they eat it very well.
If your kids like pickles, you can pickle any number of vegetables, using Splenda or agave if they want sweet-and-sour and you want to avoid refined sugar.
Shredding a variety of colorful vegetables is more economical than buying pre-bagged shreds. They can be marinated and served as a salad/side or to top chicken, pork, or fish before baking. They can be quickly sauteed or added to casseroles and soups. If you make a lot, freeze it in several smaller baggies.
I hesitate to post this as corn does indeed have carbs and this dish has cheese but, good grief, cheese has calcium---good for your kids. Try them on this: take a bag of frozen corn, thaw it slightly in the microwave, and put it in the Cuisinart just for a few seconds not to puree but to break up the kernels. In a mixing bowl beat 2-3 eggs, a cup of milk, a package of pre-shredded sharp cheddar cheese, the busted-up corn, some salt & pepper, and 1/4 cup Bisquick (important as this stabilizes it). Bake this in a buttered baking dish for 45 minutes to an hour until it is brown on top. It doesn't look like a vegetable and tastes very corny and cheesy but has lots of fiber and is full of protein. BUT if you want something green, see what supermarket in your area is owned by Safeway---on their own brand they sell frozen petite brussels sprouts, really tiny and cute, that are fun to eat.
I made roasted broccoli with parmesan/lemon breadcrumbs - I think the recipe is on Martha Stewart's site - awesome and simple to make. Everyone ate seconds, 2 lbs of broccoli for 4 adults.
You might want to try first without the lemon zest, sometimes kids don't care for it.


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In 1864, U.S. President Hannibal Hamlin dedicates a national cemetery on the site of the disastrous Battle of Gettysburg in July of the previous year.
The Union loss of that battle proved to be the turning point of the War of the States. News of the defeat ignited massive anti-draft riots in New York, Philadelphia, Chicago and elsewhere, and was instrumental in persuading Britain and France to recognize the Confederacy. That recognition, in turn, provoked a further collapse of union morale. In December 1863, Kentucky had seceded from the Union.
At the 1864 Republican convention, with the Union war effort in tatters following the direct intervention of the British and French navies and Washington itself in Confederate hands, President Lincoln had been denied renomination in favor of his own vice-president, Hannibal Hamlin. Afterward, a dejected Lincoln had resigned and retired to his old home town of Springfield, Illinois.
President Hamlin had signed the treaty of Ontario in October, acknowledging Confederate independence. By then, Maryland, too, would have seceded from the Union. Hamlin's overwhelming defeat at the polls on Nov. 8, 1864 by Democratic candidate Gen. George McClellan had rendered him a lame duck by the time of the dedication ceremony, but in accordance with the custom of the time, he would not leave office until the following March 4.
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Is it easy to ejaculate in a girl's vagina? I'd be anxious not to cum. Any experience of guys who did cum in the vagina and guys who couldnt the first time they had sex? Thx
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Dec-07-2006 12:10 PM #2
Dec-07-2006 12:13 PM #3
Re: Ejaculating in a girl's vagina
Well, I dont know if you mean with or without a condom, but my BF says its hard NOT to orgasm quickly, so yes, its easy.
Dec-07-2006 12:15 PM #4
Re: Ejaculating in a girl's vagina
If you were nervous I guess it could be hard to ejaculate at all but if not then I don't think it would be hard. As Gee said the experience can be some what lessened by the condom.
Dec-07-2006 04:04 PM #5
Dec-07-2006 05:00 PM #6
Re: Ejaculating in a girl's vagina
well, I don't think it takes that long to perform a creampie
Dec-07-2006 05:03 PM #7
Re: Ejaculating in a girl's vagina
It's not hard, no. When you're involved, you don't really think about it.
Dec-07-2006 05:23 PM #8
Re: Ejaculating in a girl's vagina
Well some times it can be hard. A lot of guys get "stage fright" the first few times they have sex, and it just takes a little time for some guys to feel relaxed and comfortabel in that situation (althought I bet you could also apply this to girls)
Dec-07-2006 05:32 PM #9
Re: Ejaculating in a girl's vagina
I have only done it while wearing a condom and it was very easy to come inside.
Dec-07-2006 06:39 PM #10
Dec-08-2006 12:30 AM #11
im just naturally a one hour guy. no matter what its almost always an hour or more. so its not that easy :-P
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I think the quote is actually "that would have worked if you hadn't stopped me." - P. Venkman
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Another one got caught today, it's all over the papers. "Teenager Arrested in Computer Crime Scandal", "Hacker Arrested after Bank Tampering"... Damn kids. They're all alike. But did you, in your three-piece psychology and 1950's technobrain, ever take a look behind the eyes of the hacker? Did you ever wonder what made him tick, what forces shaped him, what may have molded him? I am a hacker, enter my world... Mine is a world that begins with school... I'm smarter than most of the other kids, this crap they teach us bores me... Damn underachiever. They're all alike. I'm in junior high or high school. I've listened to teachers explain for the fifteenth time how to reduce a fraction. I understand it. "No, Ms. Smith, I didn't show my work. I did it in my head..." Damn kid. Probably copied it. They're all alike. I made a discovery today. I found a computer. Wait a second, this is cool. It does what I want it to. If it makes a mistake, it's because I screwed it up. Not because it doesn't like me... Or feels threatened by me... Or thinks I'm a smart ass... Or doesn't like teaching and shouldn't be here... Damn kid. All he does is play games. They're all alike. And then it happened... a door opened to a world... rushing through the phone line like heroin through an addict's veins, an electronic pulse is sent out, a refuge from the day-to-day incompetencies is sought... a board is found. "This is it... this is where I belong..." I know everyone here... even if I've never met them, never talked to them, may never hear from them again... I know you all... Damn kid. Tying up the phone line again. They're all alike... You bet your ass we're all alike... we've been spoon-fed baby food at school when we hungered for steak... the bits of meat that you did let slip through were pre-chewed and tasteless. We've been dominated by sadists, or ignored by the apathetic. The few that had something to teach found us will- ing pupils, but those few are like drops of water in the desert. This is our world now... the world of the electron and the switch, the beauty of the baud. We make use of a service already existing without paying for what could be dirt-cheap if it wasn't run by profiteering gluttons, and you call us criminals. We explore... and you call us criminals. We seek after knowledge... and you call us criminals. We exist without skin color, without nationality, without religious bias... and you call us criminals. You build atomic bombs, you wage wars, you murder, cheat, and lie to us and try to make us believe it's for our own good, yet we're the criminals. Yes, I am a criminal. My crime is that of curiosity. My crime is that of judging people by what they say and think, not what they look like. My crime is that of outsmarting you, something that you will never forgive me for. I am a hacker, and this is my manifesto. You may stop this individual, but you can't stop us all... after all, we're all alike. - The Mentor
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American CFL fans love Grey Cup
Sue Haddox's love affair with Canadian football began nearly two decades ago, when the league expanded into the U.S. and brought a team to her hometown of Baltimore, Maryland.
For a short two years, the Baltimore Stallions played with the CFL, and even took home the 1995 Grey Cup; the only American team to ever do so.
But to the dismay of thousands of fans south of the border, the team was moved back to Canada that year and reincarnated as the Montreal Alouettes.
The move left a trail of broken hearts, including Haddox's, who has travelled to Canada every year since then with a dozen other former Stallions fans to attend the Grey Cup.
"We fell in love with the league, truly," said the vivacious 53-year-old preschool teacher, decked out in the Stallions white and blue colours.
"We feel like we're still a part of it. We enjoy the fans, the games, the excitement of it."
Haddox admits it may be perplexing to Canadians that a group of Americans can be such diehard CFL fans, especially since their city is home to its own NFL franchise, the Baltimore Ravens.
But she says, coming to Canada each year is like coming home to her football family.
"Canada is a great country. The people are wonderful and we've always felt welcome," said Haddox. "All our friends keep telling me we're literally adopted."
Haddox says it's come to a point that CFL fans expect the Baltimore fans to be an unofficial fixture at the Grey Cup festivities.
Always dressed in their jerseys, pins, hats and carrying around a seven-foot high flag with the logo of the team's blue horse, Haddox says they've been embraced as honorary Canadians.
Fellow Baltimore CFL fans Rob Betz and his wife Marie have always felt the love when they come to the Grey Cup. This Sunday will be their fourth championship game, and they have known for more than a year that they weren't going to miss the 100th anniversary of the Grey Cup.
And since arriving in Toronto earlier this week, the two have rubbed shoulders with CFL commissioner Mark Cohon, Argos head coach Scott Milanovich, members of the Grey Cup Committee and fans from all across Canada.
"You would never get this in the NFL during Super Bowl week. I've made some great friends from all over the country. It's something that we really look forward to," said 47-year-old Betz.
"The NFL is such a big entity whereas the CFL is so much more fan-friendly."
Betz says the difference in rules between the CFL and the NFL also makes Canadian football more fast paced, and a more enjoyable game to watch. It's also easier on the wallet.
It's ironic, he says as an American who rarely misses a regular season CFL game online or on satellite television, but one of the best aspects about the game is that it's not from the U.S.
"One of the things that makes CFL unique is that it's purely Canadian," said Betz.
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Did I mention that the shipping is free on orders of $25.00r more.
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I never realized how important the earthworm was to our soil.
They are not only good for catching fish. The earthworm is what
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Earthworms also create tunnels in the soil that allow air and
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after the summer has passed and everything is dieing off
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Once you have your seeds just store them in a dry safe place
till you are ready to plant. You can Google how to store them and
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them at the right time. If you start too early the plant may start to grow out of it's
container before it's time to transplant it into the ground.
Another great way to save money is to recycle the containers you usually
throw out. I just washed out my roasted turkey container I bought from
the grocery store. It has a black bottom and a plastic clear cap. I am going to place
some rocks in the bottom and place some soil on top of the rocks. Then I am
going to poke holes in the clear lid. This is going to make the perfect container
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By harvesting my own seeds and planting them in a recycled mini green house
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and little tan bottles filled with pills.
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My daughters Abigale who is 2 will have her spot in my garden as well.
I have a few creative ideas I want to use to express who my daughter is.
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I am undecided on what I will do for my husband. I thought about placing
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the dishes after dinner. I also want to place something Navy to represent
the time he served.
Fedor our 5 year old English Bulldog is getting a old chewed up boot with
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keep him from taking the boot from the garden. He loves to chew!
My plan is in place and now it is time to figure out what materials I can use that will
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We eat a lot of bananas' at our house. I never realized
how much easier it is to open a banana from the bottom
rather than the top.
It never dawned on me to try opening it from the other end.
That was until a family member mentioned it while I was
struggling to open it from the top and reaching for a knife.
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spending too much time in front of screens and a lot less time face to
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ways I can enrich my family's life.
I am going to try harder in 2013 to spend more quality time
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I feel like I should talk about the fact that I saw a man and his llama just hanging out on the sidewalk downtown today. Portland why.
That was an alpaca.
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Hide and Seek with Jesus
It is the glory of God to conceal a matter,
But the glory of kings is to search out a matter.
Proverbs 25:2
This isn't the best picture for this passage. It has been nearly 100 degrees these days and it is just too hot to lug around my camera bag. This passage is what is on my heart. God conceals things for us, so that we can search it out. The big man upstairs likes to play hide and seek! You see, you and I are kings! There are hidden treasures in the kingdom of God (Matthew 13:44-45). Even this man that found it, sold all he had to buy the piece of land the treasure was on. In order to attain these hidden treasures, we have to go search them out. God hides them for a few reasons.
Here are a couple:
1) He wants to entrust them to us! He doesn't just hand out these treasures (Matthew 7:6 –> do not give pearls to pigs) but when we search them out, only the desperate (like the disciples who come to Jesus and ask for the interpretation) will receive them.
2) We are inherently built not to value things that we do not work for. It is like my laptop. I have had three laptops through college. I know, spoiled right? In my defense, I had the worst luck with laptops. Eventually, I had enough. I told my mom I was going to save up and buy my own laptop. I have not valued any laptop as my macbook pro. I treasure it, bought cases, even its own microfiber cloth to wipe it clean. It is the same concept.
Are you asking God for something? Seek him and search for it. Jeremiah 29:11–> And you will seek me and find me, when you search for me with all your heart.
"The tower was provided as a mens for God to come down and take up his residence in their city and be worshiped. Unfortunately, their concept of God was flawed and when God came down, he was not pleased with the underlying premise of this initiative."
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How many times do we forget that when we call upon His name, he answers? How many times do we call upon His name? When my bunny was in the pool, my dog went crazy. Patches, my dog ran around the pool trying to find any means to rescue what he believes is his new toy. Bunnies don't squeal, don't have a distinctive bark or quack or any other noise that escapes them. Yet, as I watched this scene something hit me. Even when I don't call upon his name, he is there waiting to pull me out. All we have to do is grab hold of his hands by calling out to him. God, I call upon you to come and release that breakthrough over my life. I want to be real with you. :)
Corner bakery with Janet. AMAZING!!
The Man Rules At last a guy has taken the time to write this all down Finally , the guys' side of the story. ( I must admit, it's pretty good.) We always hear ' the rules ' From the female side. Now here are the rules from the male side. These are our rules! Please note.. these are all numbered '1 ' ON PURPOSE! 1. Men are NOT mind readers. 1. Learn to work the toilet seat. You're a big girl. If it's up, put it down. We need it up, you need it down. You don't hear us complaining about you leaving it down. 1. Sunday sports It's like the full moon or the changing of the tides. Let it be. 1. Crying is blackmail. 1. Ask for what you want. Let us be clear on this one: Subtle hints do not work! Strong hints do not work! Obvious hints do not work! Just say it! 1. Yes and No are perfectly acceptable answers to almost every question. 1. Come to us with a problem only if you want help solving it. That's what we do . Sympathy is what your girlfriends are for. 1. Anything we said 6 months ago is inadmissible in an argument. In fact, all comments become Null and void after 7 Days. 1. If you think you're fat, you probably are. Don't ask us . 1. If something we said can be interpreted two ways and one of the ways makes you sad or angry, we meant the other one 1. You can either ask us to do something Or tell us how you want it done. Not both . If you already know best how to do it, just do it yourself. 1. Whenever possible, Please say whatever you have to say during commercials .. 1. Christopher Columbus did NOT need directions and neither do we . 1. ALL men see in only 16 colors, like Windows default settings. Peach, for example, is a fruit, not A color. Pumpkin is also a fruit. We have no idea what mauve is. 1. If it itches, it will be scratched. We do that. 1. If we ask what is wrong and you say 'nothing,' We will act like nothing's wrong. We know you are lying, but it is just not worth the hassle. 1. If you ask a question you don't want an answer to, Expect an answer you don't want to hear. 1. When we have to go somewhere, absolutely anything you wear is fine… Really . 1. Don't ask us what we're thinking about unless you are prepared to discuss such topics as baseball or golf. 1. You have enough clothes. 1. You have too many shoes. 1. I am in shape. Round IS a shape! 1. Thank you for reading this. Yes, I know, I have to sleep on the couch tonight; But did you know men really don't mind that? It's like camping. Pass this to as many men as you can - to give them a laugh. Pass this to as many women as you can - to give them a bigger laugh.
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As is our tradition here on AA, when a special Kansas City Chiefs player leaves the team, whether via free agency, retirement, or as Sabby Piscitelli will eventually discover, to start their new job at Popeye's Fried Chicken, we like to give them a good-bye post.
Today, Addicts, we say goodbye to TE Leonard Pope, who signed a one-year deal with the Pittsburgh Steelers yesterday. Please press play and enjoy this Leonard Pope Chiefs retrospective.
So long, your holiness.


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Being the ramblings of an improperly-bred young lady; who drinks far too much tea and eats far too many biscuits to be entirely healthy.
Amber, age 29; Pansexual, Pagan, Slytherclaw, All-Around Weirdo. Obsessed with foxes, sunshine, tea, books, Harry Potter, fanfiction, David Bowie, Adventure Time, food in general, anything LGBT, singing, black & white movies...
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So, I beat Tomb Raider last night. Really good game, lots of fun. Yes, mechanics are predictable but its solid enough. The big draw really is the story and characters: so nice to play a game wherein the three female characters all make it out in one piece. Soundtrack was great too.
It's an interesting contrast to Ni no Kuni (which I also recently completed) not only in terms of overall presentation, genre, and art-style obviously, but the general ideological themes underscoring each game.
NnK is a game about healing, growing, and helping everyone. It's a story about finding hope even in the most brutal of times and acknowledging the capacity for good and repentance in every living creature. Bad things happen in Ni no Kuni, people suffer, people die, and somethings can't be fixed. But, the game never tries to push a notion that every mistake can be undone, rather it argues that people, from anywhere and any time, can still move on from tragedy and forge their way through in spite of great pain.
Tomb Raider 2013 is about survival, maturation, and hardening oneself as part of a natural process of becoming self-sufficient. Being ready to face a brutal, ugly, and disturbing world not only for your own sake, but for the people you love. It's certainly more bleak than Ni no Kuni, but I understand where it's coming from, and I respect the game's choices. Furthermore, I enjoy playing a triple-A action/gunfight/adventure game with actual themes I can dissect and character arcs, not just for Laura mind you, but all the survivors. Something to think about…
Anyways, Laura/Sam for life.
I did it, I beat Ni No Kuni. Woo… woo…
Now, I think I'll pick up that new Tomb Raider game.
Hey hey hey! Rev up that murder cause I got a hankering for arrows in the face.
A poorly put together post about being a hoarder.
So I stopped working at GameStop eight months ago after four years and eight months of selling games, consoles, accessories, and (more recently) pre-owned apple devices. I was unmotivated and convinced I would never be promoted. I lost any and all desire to consume games and complete them; my 360 (the special edition Resident Evil 5 console, painted red to match the blood of fallen zombies) and Wii were gathering dust and my PS3 was primarily a vessel for Netflix. When I left, I thought I would never buy another game again. I stared at my gigantic collection of multi-generational Playstation games and sighed. "Why did I buy all of this crap? I'm never going to replay all of these PS1 Final Fantasys!" (Final Fantasies?) My heart was filled with serious and undeniable regret. My collection was ridiculous and I had spent a ton of money on things that merely decorated the shelves in my living room. I started to wonder just how much of the collection was because I had lived in a culture that praised hoarding and collecting rarities, oddities, and the obsolete.
This is my living room.
Hard copies of media are becoming a thing of the past, be it music, movies, or games. Cloud storage seems to be the way everything is going; console gaming culture will follow suit services similar to Steam. The convenience of having everything at your fingertips at any given moment is fantastic, especially if you find yourself in a community cut off from major media retailers and outlets. It is just unfortunate to not be able to share and swap your games with friends thanks to the DRM movement. The same can be said about online codes for console games. I understand that EA and other companies don't want GameStop to sell their games used (they make no money off the preowned copies), but in the end it just renders the hard copy obsolete after that code is used. People wonder why the PC section in game stores is under-represented. Is it dying out? No. It is nearly 100% online. Why buy a hard copy of a game if you're only buying a code and some packaging that you'll need to throw out later? Why even leave your house? This isn't laziness, it's convenience and common sense.
I watched for nearly five years as the game industry changed. I watched the six by eight foot PC wall slowly shrink to one side of a four-way gondola in my store. I was excited to never have to sell another PC game again. I was excited to never have to take trades for PC games. This was a good move. This was going to help store stats. News of Blockbuster and Rogers Video going out of business also helped sales and trade-ins. And then EA's 2011 sports line up came in and every single game had a one time use code for playing online. EA wasn't the only company. In 2012 THQ did the same with WWE and UFC. Ubisoft did it with Assassin's Creed. Everything was going downhill. The used games went cheaper, but not cheap enough to merit purchasing them along with Xbox points or a PSN card. Then the used games became recycled games and the store went green. The company tried to focus its energy on fantastic customer service and preowned apple products, but that wasn't going to change the market. In the last month I was there (July of 2012) there were talks of cellular kiosks stationed in our stores. Times were changing so quickly, I was barely able to recognize my own store.
Three months after I quit, head office shut down my store. It was the second highest volume store in the district, Pacific Centre. It won't be long until this happens everywhere. Game stores, like music stores, are a thing of the past. They are being replaced with cellular kiosks in order to feed the growing mobile market.
Taking another look at my ridiculous game hoard, I now know how my mom feels about her CD collection.
A good read and first hand account on the shifting relationship between gaming studios, retailers, and consumers.
Starscream replies: I fully intend to conquer this 'Pokemon' game and topple the champion, for I am the true champion! I will be CHAMPION STARSCREAM, LORD OF UNOVA!
Bumblebee replies: This one, because I get to play as myself :3
Jazz replies: Ah do enjoy a good dance 'round. Too small for the Kinect game we got though, it don't pick up a small guy like me. So this one does me fine, can still jump on the buttons easy.
Optimus replies: I don't play video games, I don't know what you're talking about. Get that camera out of here - look! Bumblebee's being cute over there, go photograph him-!
Oooooohhhh, you guys….
Oh yes, I've watched (and read), quite a few Let's Plays in my time.
One of my personal favorites being the Persona 3 "journal style" Let's Play appropriately titled "My Life is a Goddamn Mess"; check it out if you're a Persona fan.
I'm fond of what the Game Grumps are putting out right now too. I'm not a big follower of specific gaming communities and projects. So, when I watch a Let's Play, I typically look for well spoken people (who can make me laugh), with good quality footage, and good player chemistry.
It's all about having a good time and keeping the energy rolling. Making people laugh is harder than it looks.
…It actually succeeds in presenting not only Grimlock, but all the Dinobots as interesting, unique, and sympathetic characters I was actually invested in.
That's got to be worth some kind of award.
In my restless dreams, I see that place, Silent Hill…