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from Nina Lindsay's "Plot Twist"
The dreams were like a boat,
the sleep a country,
the night an author
that found us to be somewhat unsatisfactory characters.
Please let me remember.
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3 comments:
I love it. And it's actually much healthier than McD's. :-)
We used to have that exact meal for Sunday dinner on a regular basis. Usually we'd had a big Sunday dinner, but even if we hadn't, my mom would still serve popcorn, cheese, and apples. The only reason I haven't started this yet is because (is "is because" correct?) WAC is too young for popcorn.
I used to feel so exhausted by Sunday night - partly because I thought I should make a "nice" Sunday dinner. Lately I have been trying to find ways to conserve energy. My grandma (mother of 10) used to make this for dinner on Sunday night. Good enough for her, good enough for me!
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