DP Daily Prompt: Modern Families

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If one of your late ancestors were to come back from the dead and join you for dinner,what things about your family would this person find the most shocking?

I’d say if my father came back and joined us for dinner , the most shocking thing for him would be, how loud we talk, how much food is wasted and there are too many things on the menu.

Let me elaborate about ,how loud we talk , when our father was alive we were taught one thing that is ,we must eat our food quietly, concentrate on eating and nothing else. I find it is a very valuable advice because eating and talking is not recommended there is a danger of food getting stuck in your throat which can sometimes lead to violent coughing and even death.

Secondly we were always told we must not waste food,keeping in mind all those people who go hungry each day,  would welcome some food, this is where charity is a good thing, the proportions we put on our plate can be measured so nothing is wasted, the excess food should be given to those who are needy.

Thirdly, there are too many varieties of food,to be healthy we should stick to ‘Canada’s Food Guide’. Portion control is a necessity,if we have more than a dozen variety of food we will overeat,which will make us obese and we’ll be lazy and sick.

Our ancestors were hard working people it will shock them when they watch our eating habit!

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6 thoughts on “DP Daily Prompt: Modern Families

  1. I think we have gotten away from the purpose of eating, Ranu. It used to be to fuel our body now it is a form of entertainment. I agree our ancestors should be appalled at our waste of food.

  2. I agree with both of your points, and another big pet peeve is using electronic devices at the dinner table. (Granted, I often use the computer when eating lunch in my office… but NEVER if I am eating with others.)

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