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9 Times Michelle Tanner Has Described Me And Food

"Ice Cream Is Very Important"

Natalie Evans

Apr 18, 2017

Lander University

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9 Times Michelle Tanner Has Described Me And Food

It seems I love food nearly as much as Michelle Tanner does. I grew up watching Full House and if you did too, you know how many times Michelle devoured food. Things like chips, cookies, cake and ice cream. Just like me, she seems to never get enough of these delicious and sweet foods. My addiction with food is bad enough that people will pick on me about always eating, saying "I'm hungry" and being queen of always having snacks. So here are nine times Michelle Tanner has described me!

1. Scarfing down the Spaghetti

I mean is there any other way to eat spaghetti. There's no way of avoiding how messy it is, so you may as well just get over it and enjoy! That girl knows everyone needs that big of a plate.

2. Not forgetting about food

Cookies or any other food...when I see it in a picture, or when leaving the cafe. Even if I'm full I will think about it and plan on eating it next time I'm hungry.

3. Wanting to eat everything

I honestly don't know how many times I have talked to my food this way. It's one of my favorite things yet it treats me like this.

4. Talking with a mouth full

Me eating dessert from just about anywhere! But mostly when it's piled with stuff that you can barely talk. Especially tons of whip cream almost running out the bowl.

5. Eating just the middle

I know I've done this a couple times and I'm sure you have too. There should be no shame...I mean come on it is the best part!

6. Priorities

Ice cream and just about every other food is obvioulsy VERY important!

8. All the sugar

It's known in my house when I make the kool-aid, because trust me it doesn't lack sugar.

9. Going all in

Me trying cake for my wedding...oh who am I kidding, me eating cake anytime!

As you can tell FOOD IS LIFE!

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