"Julie Bove" > wrote in message
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> "Paul M. Cook" > wrote in message
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>> Why do you always drag the horrible food habits of your family into
>> everything? Do we need to know your childish slob of a husband with
>> mommy issues demands his meals in under 2 minutes? Do we need to know
>> your daughter hates 99% of the food on the whole planet? Does it help to
>> tell us she loves this food until you serve it three times and then it is
>> forever hated? Why do you keep telling us all the sordid details? This
>> is a cooking group not a therapist session.
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> My daughter doesn't hate 99% of the food on the whole planet. She is far
> less of a picky eater than most kids I know. I never ever said any such
> thing. See... This is the sort of thing I am talking about! Other
> people here might say something about how their spouse can't eat this or
> doesn't like that. I say something like that and I get attacked for it.
> I also gather that I am one of the few people who posts here who still has
> a child living at home. Seems that the others are either considerably
> older than me or have no children.

It is not normal, no. Kids are notorious picky eaters but they don't tend
to decide they hate something the minute you stock the pantry with it after
they had been eating it and enjoying it previously..

> I am getting quite tired of all these attacks and I should think that the
> rest of you would be getting tired of reading them. But oh no! Julie
> posts something and let the dog piling begin! And then ya'll just sort of
> feed off of each other, making things up that aren't true and then going
> back and forth with your made up things. It's sick and pathetic! If you
> don't want to read my posts, don't read them! I really don't care one way
> or the other. I came here to discuss food!

So keep it to food and enough of the over sharing TMI. What do you expect?

> But it never is just food. Is it? No. It always has to veer. Everyone
> taking pot shots at me and demanding to know why I did what I did. Then I
> tell you why and I get told why whatever I was wrong.

Julie, your posts almost always include lengthy descriptions about the oaf
and kiddo who who just cannot be pleased no matter what.

> Thankfully the people in my real life are not like ya'll here. If they
> were, I'm sure that I really would need therapy because frankly this would
> get depressing!

Well that's true enough. But even if I knew you personally I'd avoid you
like the plague if I had to listen to all the personal stuff. Keep it under
your hat, as they say. It's about cooking. Not about what your family
hates. The next time somebody posts a recipe, try not writing "my family
would never eat that." That would be a good start.



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