John, the Falafel King of Tahina

John and I have decided to go vegetarian, dairy-free, and gluten-free. To John, this means stocking our refrigerator with a seemingly endless supply of Falafel King.

FalafelAs I came down with an obnoxious head cold that rendered me unfit for leaving the house, John chivalrously rode off to the grocery store and came back with two of our three blue, reusable bags filled with different kinds of plastic-packaged falafels and “Tahina” (which sounds like Tahini, but has other stuff in it, too). The third bag contained two boxes of corn flakes and a sweet potato.

When he walked in two hours later and set the bags on the counter for unloading, I hungrily climbed out of bed to greet him.

“Seriously, I don’t know what took me so long!” He explained, innocently unloading the bags of falafels. “I seriously just walked around for awhile.”

When he’d unloaded everything, he looked at the items on the kitchen counter searchingly and shook his head. “Damn. I forgot the almond milk.”



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One Response to “John, the Falafel King of Tahina”

  1. Vic

    This is not only great, but the picture is priceless!! I have to commend John for his smiling attitude, but even more for his quick recognition of the role of food in one’s health. It’s just common sense, but he’s one of the few who got the point so quickly. Of course, he’s got a great helper there in the form of a petite blonde with a sharp mind for philosophy, a head full of humor and a penchant for making Verizon pay dearly for ever offering an insurance plan for lost or damaged phones.

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