Dad said can't ya hold your head up without your elbows.I see the no elbows on the table. Wasn't around in the 50's but even in the 70's my dad would put a fork into mine if they made it on the table.
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Politics was fair game at ours. Mom was a liberal(she almost always lost!)We were encouraged to talk about stuff at the table but not about politics.
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I only acted up in public onceWhen going with Mom to the IGA you had to watch your ***. If you acted up even a little bit she would drag you to the housewares aisle and snatch a broom handle off the shelf and beat the daylights out of you. Good training because you rarely did it twice. The memory stayed with you.
And why is it that when I buy a block of cheese that's aged for 24 months, do I have to eat it within 7 days so it doesn't go off?Show me a store bought egg that's orange inside and not a runny pale yellow. Big difference in raising animals the old fashioned way.
Bacon that I had on the farm was 2/3 meat, 1/3 fat, not the other way around.
Tomatoes are red with red inside, not pink and white on the inside.
If people knew the difference on a lot of things, they wouldn't buy what's in the stores.
