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"I don't want any more. Do you want it?" "I didn't like it anyway"

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  • 7sorok
    7sorok Posts: 112 Member
    Oh, my! We were extremely poor and chickens were scarce. The whole country was poor at that time. So when Mom had money to buy chicken, it was a holiday and, of course, kids got some best pieces, but adults somehow either ate already and/or didn't like the chicken. So, that's the memory of my beloved parents. This is the ultimate sacrifice. And about the liver. We had to eat it because it was healthy - it has a lot of iron and it's much better than iron from the bottle.
  • cwolfman13
    cwolfman13 Posts: 41,865 Member
    edited February 2020
    I don't really recall anything like this growing up. We had meal times and we ate meals. If we had pie or cake, it wasn't just a piece and everyone was having desert. The only thing I remember food wise was that my dad was a picky eater and often didn't like whatever my mom had prepared for dinner so he would eat a peanut butter sandwich and it would royally piss her off.

    We were pretty broke, so it was a lot of tuna and noodle casseroles, pork and beans on white bread, etc.
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