That's a catbus, although his face is hard to see (the sister's lunch looked a little more like it. Homemade mac and cheese with cheese and nori for the face. Mushrooms, meatballs, and dumplings. Asparagus, carrots, brussel sprouts).
Soy hot dog, some dumplings and meatballs and mac and cheese again (I totally made too much mac and cheese). In the other, pinapple, crackers, peanut butter, and a heart cake. I don't think there was any fresh fruit in the house this day...but don't you love this little tiffin box?
A strawberry in the center of orange wedges. With eyes (bits of candy eyes, actually). A soot sprite gone missing from the totoro scene, not pictured.
This was Maeve's sick day lunch back when she had the double ear infection and couldn't keep anything down. BRAT diet is so dull. This is a banana, next to a Totoro bun. Jelly and a bit of peanut butter inside--she kept it down--with the same little candy eyes, banana wedge ears, sunflower seed nose and what appears to be a candy sunflower seed mouth. It enticed her enough to eat--the first solid food after crackers and homemade pedialyte finally stayed down.Valentine's day is coming, which naturally leads to easy hearts all over the place in my bentos. Those are fun.


7 comments:
As always, too cute and way too creative!! I'd do well to have flowers or something like that. Nothing like a totoro or a catbus!
You are so good at these!!! Love the catbus and Totoro especially. So cute!
I want a Bridgett bento.
You're so marvellously (for Mali :) ) creative. You should start a line of prepackaged bentos (in nonplastic packaging) with healthy fun foods.
Your kids will be telling their kids bedtime stories about these lunches.
Once again I am awed at your lunches. I saw a lunch set like the one in the photo at World Market last week. I don't pack lunches or take a lunch anywhere, but I coveted it.
That's where I got them, actually!
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