“Those are happy who have been brought up in the habit of being content with humble fare.” — Dr. William Kitchiner
(I think this quote has great merit . . . at face value. But, it also is very ironic when you consider that Dr. Kitchiner – a well known optician and food/cookbook writer of the early 19th century – has been credited as the creator of crisps – aka potato chips! I guess you could call him one of the pioneers of modern obesity. But, we welcome Dr. Kitchiner to the Cryptoquote Club today! Be well – watch those chips – and do good, friends.) — YUR
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My mother would have said: eat what is on your plate and think of those who have no food, She was a good cook, but I didn’t like potatoes unless they were very fresh. No blue marks. .
Oh, yeah. My mother too, Micheline! I guess it’s a generational thing. — YUR
I think it is generational. Others, she would say, are going hungry.