When Deborah and I were in Atlanta for SalonLGBTQ, we took some time to record several vlogs for your viewing pleasure.
In this vlog, we talk about what we miss about our kids when we travel and yes – we had to think about it for awhile to come up with something.
Not that we don’t love our kids because we do. We love them bushels and pecks and hugs around the necks and we never, ever think about eating our young.
Let us know what you miss most about your kids when you’re away from them or confess that you don’t miss them at all.
You are in a safe place. We promise. If you watch this video, you’ll have no doubts about that.
True story: I witnessed my very own pet hamster eat her young one time. They were definitely not funny.
Did it make the noise I made in this video when I was fake eating hamster babies?
That’s an image you can never unsee. Ew.
I’m not adorable when I’m fake eating hamster babies?
Dude. The internet ate my first comment! Does that mean it wasn’t very funny? Are my answers really all just annoying hamster babies?!?
It’s possible. This comment is funny, however, and may stay as long as it likes.
This comment is funny enough for both comments.
Tracey gets to LIVE!
Am I the only one who googled hamster recipes and then decided against posting it lest people think I was weird.
Oh Clare…even I didn’t think of that.
But, are there recipes?
There are. I love that NYU apparently hosts several.
https://files.nyu.edu/amb748/public/recipes.html
I blame you for the fact that I just typed “hamster rec…” into Google and it autofilled “hamster recipes” first and “hamster rectal bleeding” second. I WILL NEVER BE THE SAME!
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Now I feel bad that we have a guinea pig. Is this, like, a “no substitutions” scenario?
Are guinea pigs funny? Do they eat their young? Are there guinea pig recipes?? I think we need a Rodent Food section.
Deborah, NPR even did a segment on this: http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/2013/03/12/174105739/from-pets-to-plates-why-more-people-are-eating-guinea-pigs
I can’t believe I missed that one! I’m usually all over the peculiar NPR segments. Pigs in blankets take on a whole new meaning for me now.
There was a food borne illness here in Minneapolis that was recently traced to bad guinea pig meat. I am not lying.