Food and Memories
I seriously have to start eating better, Ma. Learn how to use that old food processor of yours and do more healthy smoothies and eat better. I am definitely malnourished and know it. And they've got me on mega-doses of vitamin D and B-12.
Was talking with Steph about it tonight.
Steph ::Hugs:: Let me know however I can help, I"m good at that stuff.
I started my cycle and we had to walk over a mile to the store because there was no gas in the car. Stuff like that
maybe I should write all this down sometime
Was talking with Steph about it tonight.
Steph ::Hugs:: Let me know however I can help, I"m good at that stuff.
Barb
thanks - unfortunately I never developed a decent taste for a lot of food. Living below the poverty level meant a lot of unhealthy food. I remember one time when Chuck had lost his job again and he got a new one but no paycheck for a couple of weeks and the bills were already overdue. Mom told him to buy 10 lbs of potatoes and hamburger and she'd make do. We got IOU 10-speed bikes that Christmas
thanks - unfortunately I never developed a decent taste for a lot of food. Living below the poverty level meant a lot of unhealthy food. I remember one time when Chuck had lost his job again and he got a new one but no paycheck for a couple of weeks and the bills were already overdue. Mom told him to buy 10 lbs of potatoes and hamburger and she'd make do. We got IOU 10-speed bikes that Christmas
I started my cycle and we had to walk over a mile to the store because there was no gas in the car. Stuff like that
maybe I should write all this down sometime
Steph:
<hugs tightly>
well, thanks to the healthy food movement, at least people are trying to make healthy stuff more available.
<hugs tightly>
well, thanks to the healthy food movement, at least people are trying to make healthy stuff more available.
Barb
<nods> I've seen ads for measures to eliminate "food deserts" - areas of cities that have no supermarkets, just mini marts
<nods> I've seen ads for measures to eliminate "food deserts" - areas of cities that have no supermarkets, just mini marts
Ma; remember that? We were in Manteca fortunately, if we had been on Monroe out in the country in Fresno it would have been impossible to get to a store.
I wonder if Lee remembers getting the IOU for Christmas that year. Neither of us ever complained about that, you know. I know he resented not having money like the Nafzingers (sp?), each of the kids had their own cars and stuff. He had to work for his clunkers.
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