Tuesday 4: Meals Past and Present

Sunday, February 6, 2022

Meals Past and Present

Hey! Welcome back to Toni Taddeo's Tuesday 4 and if you are new we are so happy to have you join in. The more the merrier. Our goal is to help you blog, meet new friends and learn about other people and their interests and thoughts!

This week let's talk about food and menus past and present....

1. What was your favorite meal as a child? As a teen? As a young adult and what is it be now?

2. What did Mom make for breakfast? Lunch? Dinner? Do you recall the menus?

3. How was dinner time as a young newly wed? Plain.. fancy? Set the table of just catch as catch can? If you aren't married, how was dinner living on your own? Do you invite people over or to go out to eat?

4. Is it important for family to eat together at the table in the evening or for breakfast? Why do you think so or not?

Thanks for coming by and joining in. You help make this more fun for everyone.

4 comments:

VickiFebruary 7, 2022 at 3:32 PM
I love these questions about your growing up years! I had a great childhood!
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CathyFebruary 8, 2022 at 4:45 AM
Thanks for the questions.
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JenFebruary 8, 2022 at 5:25 PM
Thanks for these great questions!! I haven't been blogging lately, but squeezed in a post for today and last week! LOL! Have a great day!
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Hello! I am Annie I write the Cottage by the Sea Toni Taddeo, the original author of Tuesday 4, was a good friend for many years. This blog is dedicated to keeping Tuesday 4 alive in her memory. Questions will be up for you here by 9PM on Sunday nights which will give enough time to answer and post on your own blog on Tuesdays. Of course you can do these any time you want to, just as long as you have fun. Thanks for participating! Your Comments are Valuable to us! Leave a comment so after the sign up form is gone we can still know you were here and people can visit you.