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oldhermit said:
You bet....just don't let John con you into that "turkey bacon" stuff. That's like drinking decaff coffee or a diet soda. It's like, what is the point?
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Jimmy Dean Turkey Sausage taste good though. I agree about the decaf and diet soda. Yesterday I had a root beer made with cane sugar and not high fructose corn syrup. I'm getting back to basics.
 
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keepitsimple said:
Geesh ... Did you have to say it so loud ? Now my doggies aren't going to leave me alone :(
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You know.... I don't get bacon all the time.. I dont cook it, my husband does, and even when he does cook it... I can't keep my hands from "taste testing" it. Then next thing you know, we dont have anything for breakfast lol. but oh well... at least I can still dream about it... :) Cute pups btw!
 
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keepitsimple

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oldhermit said:
You bet....just don't let John con you into that "turkey bacon" stuff. That's like drinking decaff coffee or a diet soda. It's like, what is the point?
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Always got a kick outta my girls ordering pizza ... and diet pop because they want to watch their weight :confused: ... lol
 
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keepitsimple said:
Always got a kick outta my girls ordering pizza ... and diet pop because they want to watch their weight :confused: ... lol
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Yea, that has always amused me. I go to Mexican restaurant and watch someone order a full Mexican dinner swimming in grease with all the trimmings with chips and salsa and then order a diet coke. That always makes me chuckle.
 
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My mother was an excellent cook and dad raised a garden. I remember half-runner beans, fried squash and fresh tomatoes and homemade baked macaroni and cheese with real longhorn cheese. I gotta go get a snack, I just made myself hungry.
 
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keepitsimple

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oldhermit said:
What did everyone enjoy about meal time as a child?
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Ketchup is the first thing that comes to mind. I remember as a little kid thinking that it was something used to help cool off the food. K ... maybe I wasn't the sharpest knife in the drawer :( My mom was an excellent cook and baker. Eight kids too. Saturdays were always baking days. Those were my favorite days for dinner :)
 
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You could take all you want at our table but you had to eat what you took.
 
oldhermit

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tourist said:
I always felt uncomfortable at the table and did not really enjoy mealtimes.
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With three of us boys, we didn't pay much attention to comfort zones at the table. We were too busy eating with both hands.
 
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oldhermit said:
What did everyone enjoy about meal time as a child?
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We were five kids and meal time was family time. I still remember the fights between my older brothers but if I knew then what I knew now I would have soaked in every special moment with my family.

Fridays was our "special day" and we were allowed to watch television while eating and that was such a big occasion because we would sit and watch shows like MacGyver, A-Team and all those classics as a family.
 
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keepitsimple

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And homemade bread. Always homemade bread ... and home canned peaches in the winter. Nothing better as a kid :) My mother was a fuss pot. My aunts used to kid her about ironing everybody's underwear. I mean ... what's wrong with that ? Don't you guys iron your underwear too :confused:
 
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oldhermit said:
With three of us boys, we didn't pay much attention to comfort zones at the table. We were too busy eating with both hands.
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I remember eating amazing amounts of food and never gaining weight. When I got married, I was 6' 2" and 145 pounds. Now it is a real struggle to keep at a decent weight for cycling (165#)
 
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keepitsimple said:
And homemade bread. Always homemade bread ... and home canned peaches in the winter. Nothing better as a kid :) My mother was a fuss pot. My aunts used to kid her about ironing everybody's underwear. I mean ... what's wrong with that ? Don't you guys iron your underwear too :confused:
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Uh, no.

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keepitsimple said:

Ketchup is the first thing that comes to mind. I remember as a little kid thinking that it was something used to help cool off the food. K ... maybe I wasn't the sharpest knife in the drawer :( My mom was an excellent cook and baker. Eight kids too. Saturdays were always baking days. Those were my favorite days for dinner :)
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Yea, Daddy always tried to teach us boys proper table manners.

"Boy, you lick the butter off that knife before you stick it in that jelly."
 
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