LAUREN: What are the 5 senses?
ME: I don’t know. What are they?
SAM: Smell.
ME: Smell, right, what else?
LAUREN: Taste, what it looks like.
ME: Yes, sight.
SAM: Touch.
ME: Yes, right, what’s the last one?
ME: (We all forget this one.) What it sounds like right?
ME: Tell me first what does it look like on the outside?
SAM: Brown bananas.
LAUREN: I think it looks like it’s brown. Like it’s old.
ME: Yuck.
LAUREN: And it has curved branches.
ME: What does it look like on the inside? (Opening) These things took forever to ripen, oh my God. (No joke, I’d tried to open one of the bananas a month before and it was so unripe it was inedible. Here we were a month later, basically having the same problem, still verging on unripe. How is this possible? My yellow bananas develop more freckles and spots than an 80-year old in two days flat.)
ME: Ok, finally open, what does it look like on the inside?
LAUREN: The sun color.
ME: What does it taste like?
SAM: Strawberry banana.
ME: What do you think Lauren?
LAUREN: Not that good.
ME: Why does it taste not that good?
LAUREN: Too sweet.
ME: Emma, you try your red banana, what do you think?
EMMA: I don’t wike it. (Big surprise)
ME: Let me taste it. Hmmm. Interesting. I don’t mind the red banana. It’s pretty good. Kind of has a subtle taste of squash to it. Weird, but I guess it’s OK.
LAUREN: Can we have a different mystery food?
ME: Sort of agree with you there sweetheart. It’s not horrible, but I definitely don’t want to eat this again.