The day grandson David arrived, he did something many young men do. He opened the refrigerator and peered at the food. His eyes lit up when he saw the bowl of chicken and noodles neighbor Shawn had brought me. I very generously agreed to SHARE it with him.
I asked, “What do you want to eat it with, a spoon? A fork?”
David replied, “A spork.”
“OK. I have a spork,” I said, as I pulled it out of the drawer.
“I was just teasing,” he said. “I didn’t know there really was one. I’ll eat with it.”
He made short work of that delicious chicken
Mehrling Muse 
Yum yum. Lol. Please be nice with casual conversation. 🙂
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Hey, that is a real fancy spork! Mine has a spoon end, with short teeth, all on the same end. It always breaks while using one. I love chicken too.
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Our spork probably should have a name that includes knife. There is a serrated edge on the fork end for cutting.
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Yeah, that is a great spork and it was great that you could surprise David, with it.
The exams and the studying must have made him lose lots of weight. He needs good Grandma’s food .
Susie
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David has been thin all his life. Several years ago his doctor suggested he try to gain weight, but he never seems to add an ounce. Wish I could share my extra pounds with him! He is rarely ill.
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Lol that was always the first thing all of us grandkids did at my grandparent’s house- open the fridge door:) There was always better stuff than at home
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That is the spiffiest spork I have ever seen. I have just seen the type that Ron talks about…the plastic type that seems to just kind of crack the little tines off. The chicken and noodles looks wonderful!
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We bought two sporks at the same time, one red and one green. They are fairly sturdy, so we take them in the car when we travel.
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