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To: miss marmelstein
" there were over 150 meatless days. It’s why King Richard the Third’s remains revealed a diet very high in fish. "

That's very interesting... I never stopped to think of how many days there were! One of my favorite Friday meals: grilled cheese with vegetarian vegetable soup! And thanks to "Mrs. Paul" for inventing the fish stick!

It really wasn't so bad... It was another day of pasta most of the time, with different additives: beans; chick peas; green peas; butter; meatless sauce. They even kept us meatless in school! Funny, I still don't eat meat most Fridays... It just goes against the grain- pun intended! 😀🐟🐡

God bless you!

6 posted on 08/18/2015 3:38:37 PM PDT by Grateful2God (Those who smile like nothing's wrong are fighting a battle you know nothing about. -Thomas More)
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To: Grateful2God

Bless you too, FRiend!

My mother, unfortunately, bought cheapo flounder (not cheap today, alas) and cooked it and we ate it with ketchup, I fear. And she wasn’t a bad cook for the most part but she just couldn’t figure out how to deal with flounder. Happier days were when she made spaghetti with crab cakes (a NYC specialty).

Medieval English Catholicism (which I study) was not only religious, it was social as well. To have lived under it seems to me to be like a beautiful dream.


8 posted on 08/18/2015 3:53:40 PM PDT by miss marmelstein (Richard the Third: I'd like to drive away not only the Turks (moslims) but all my foes.")
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