A Meditation in Ink: Meditation 10.30.18

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www.riteoffancy.com #RiteOfFancyDear Henry,

Today I saw a list of food and was instructed to count the number of foods I wouldn't eat.

I got zero.  Yup, ZERO!

I truly love food and I love to eat, but this trait of mine actually has more to do with my parents.

 My parents were of the opinion that saying "Ewww I don't like that" means "I want a second helping".


You learned very quickly to just shut up and eat the damn brussel sprouts. 

So while I may never go out of my way to prepare oysters at home, if they are put in front of me, I will probably eat them.

xoxo a.d.
Location: Bella Vista, AR, USA

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