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#697784 added May 31, 2010 at 3:20pm
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Forever the Food Debate
WHOOPS! So much for 500 words each and every day!  This is how this usually goes so I’m not at all surprised.  *shrug*





I live with my mom.  For the most part it’s pretty easy, without a whole lot of humps and bumps in the road but food is the worst issue we have … I think.  Like, when I move out I’ll probably never buy another beef roast or pork chop …maybe ever.  French toast is a late night snack; bacon (or sausage) and eggs is not a meal, it’s meat with a side of meat.  Ramen noodles are greasy enough by themselves, why are you adding more grease?  Not everything needs to be fried in butter (i.e. ham).  I know, I have some southern friends who may not understand the thinking behind that last statement but it’s true. 





And if I say anything, then I’m being picky and she gets all pissy.  “You just don’t like anything.” Or if she suggests breakfast (again, bacon and eggs is not a meal) for dinner and I say no then it automatically means that I never want that, ever, so if I make it for myself one night when I’m home alone, she has kittens about it… “If I had suggested that you’d have thrown a fit! ‘I don’t like breakfast for breakfast, why would I want it for dinner?’” *shakes head in dismay*





I can’t get 500 words out of this rant so that’s what you are getting today.  Deal.

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