Hearing your preferred eating habits Brian, I'd wager there's some Hobbit in
your family tree.
Charlie
On Wed, Aug 4, 2010 at 1:25 PM, Brian Swale <bj@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
> Thanks to all and sundry for your comments.
>
> It was Chuck, I think, who remarked that he would go for less
> carbohydrates. Maybe I would too, except for the fact that the family
> situation that I am now in has very different eating patterns from what I
> am
> used to, and I think there's an age-related effect as well.
>
> When I was in regular work (and as a child and a student), I would have a
> breakfast, morning tea, lunch, afternoon tea, dinner, and probably supper.
> All predictable and more or less on schedule.
>
> Now, the ONLY regular meal I have is dinner at night, such as I
> illustrated,
> so that's when a very high percentage of my food intake occurs. Some days
> I have nothing to eat until 2pm. My partner's feeding could be best
> described
> as light grazing !
>
> If I didn't take over the evening cooking most of the time, there might not
> be
> much of a meal at any time. That's my contribution to combating food
> anarchy !
>
> I have no idea how typical this is of families here. It's not my
> preference.
>
> Brian Swale.
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