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"When JD was around five months old, I put a Cheerio on his high chair&amp;#x27;s tray. He pinched it between his thumb and pointer finger and examined it seriously. What is this? I coaxed him to put it in his mouth, and he did. Next, his mouth wiggled like he was chewing on air, and his cheeks ballooned a bit. What was this delicious, incredible thing that didn&amp;#x27;t taste like mushed peas rolling around on his tongue? It dissolved all too quickly, and JD&amp;#x27;s tongue was sticking out. His eyes flashed wide, and he extended his arms to me. I gave him another one. And another one. And another one. But not every kid is so lucky...Did you know that more than 36 million Americans don&amp;#x27;t know when their next meal will be or how they&amp;#x27;ll afford it? Or that more than 12 million children are growing up hungry? Scary stuff, right? I think so, which is why I partnered with General Mills (the makers of Cheerios) to do something about it. But I need your help. For the first 30 comments on this blog today, General Mills will donate 30 boxes of cereal to a food bank. It&amp;#x27;s that simple, my Storked! readers. Leave a comment. Feed a kid. I know Storked! can do it. (100 bloggers will be doing this, so we&amp;#x27;re talking about 3,000 boxes of cereal here.) In conjunction with this initiative, I will be featured on a limited-edition box of Honey Nut Cheerios available for purchase at Shop-Rite stores in January 2010. (I&amp;#x27;ll remind you so we can all have breakfast together.) If someone would have told me two years ago while I fed my baby Cheerios in our tiny, one-bedroom apartment that I would end up on a box of the yummy O&amp;#x27;s, I would have rolled my eyes. Life holds many surprises. Any special Cheerios stories out there? What is your favorite flavor of O&amp;#x27;s? What else have you done to fight hunger? Let&amp;#x27;s get these comments rolling, people! "^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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