Dinner
The Call: Peanut Butter — Cheryl
When I was growing up (here in Maine), we called lunch, “dinner” and dinner, “supper.” Now, at our house (here in Maine) we eat lunch and dinner, not dinner and supper. No matter what you call it, lunch time seems to last for hours. In fact, it’s hard to separate breakfast, lunch and teatime. This means that there is almost always (at least until dark) a jar of peanut butter on the counter, along with a peanut-butter-smeared knife.
The Response: After Dinner — Jessica
Dinner is the start of the race to bedtime. It comes fast and furious from that point on: dinner, clean up, dishes, bathtime, stories, bed. Finally, by 8:30 (or 9 on a rough night) I can get to the pots and pans that were left to soak in the sink.
What would we do without peanut butter? I know someone is eating it at just about every meal…
We have so much in common, yet your schedule is so very different from mine. : )