Thursday, October 29, 2009
if you don't like it don't ask about it.
today I had yesterday's sandwich - which was in the fridge at work due to my eating out. This happened to contain humous. I have a colleague who frequently asks what are you eating only to pull faces, particularly if humous is involved. I can't believe she doesn't realise she does this twice a week (another colleague frequently has the garlicy chickpea of joy) and it's stunningly tiresome. If you don't like what someone is eating I thought the correct response was "oh" or "interesting" or some other non committal comment not to strike up a discussion about how "it doesn't do anything for me, isn't that funny blah blah blah". I've had to leave the room because of her food choices sometimes - do I ask what she's eating when I suspect I won't like it? I think not.
Oh yes and to compound her problem attitude she also belongs to the "sins" and "bad" and "being good" school of thought on eating. Anyway off to the gym to earn a couple of pints for this evening for it is Thursday which is BEER day for this is the LAW of Iola.
Oh yes and to compound her problem attitude she also belongs to the "sins" and "bad" and "being good" school of thought on eating. Anyway off to the gym to earn a couple of pints for this evening for it is Thursday which is BEER day for this is the LAW of Iola.
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Oooh I can't stand that.
Note to humanity: if what we're eating is not smelly, and you're a fussy eater, and you think you might not like it, just don't bloody ask about it. OK? We're not cooking for you.
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Note to humanity: if what we're eating is not smelly, and you're a fussy eater, and you think you might not like it, just don't bloody ask about it. OK? We're not cooking for you.
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