what are you eating right no as you post?

@drewnogal said
Chilled Tesco’s plain chocolate digestives.

They sound good too.

🙂

@very-rusty said
Many people wish they had a job, you are very lucky to have one.

Your problem with wishing you had some butter to put on a blueberry muffin compared to problems many have trying to get something to eat is very small.

-VR

But they are two different things, VR - even if we are extremely lucky with what we have got, we can still wish for some butter on a muffin.

@torunn said
But they are two different things, VR - even if we are extremely lucky with what we have got, we can still wish for some butter on a muffin.

You are completely missing the point in your effort to stick up for Suzie Q, many people would love to have the blueberry muffin, the butter is minor problem compared to people who have nothing to eat. Happy you see the difference between the two though!

-VR

@very-rusty said
You are completely missing the point in your effort to stick up for Suzie Q, many people would love to have the blueberry muffin, the butter is minor problem compared to people who have nothing to eat. Happy you see the difference between the two though!

-VR

You are missing a point here, VR. Can't we just wish for one thing without being ungrateful of what we have? I'm sure she is very grateful for having a blueberry muffin.

@torunn said
You are missing a point here, VR. Can't we just wish for one thing without being ungrateful of what we have? I'm sure she is very grateful for having a blueberry muffin.

It's often the small things that make life worth living. For me it will always be coffee, chocolate and stray cats.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
It's often the small things that make life worth living. For me it will always be coffee, chocolate and stray cats.

That's true, the small things that we are used to having available.

@torunn said
You are missing a point here, VR. Can't we just wish for one thing without being ungrateful of what we have? I'm sure she is very grateful for having a blueberry muffin.

Actually not quite, she wanted the butter to put on it.

We never seem to be happy with what we have as a people, not talking about individuals here.

-VR

@ghost-of-a-duke said
It's often the small things that make life worth living. For me it will always be coffee, chocolate and stray cats.

Family will always be most important to me!!

-VR

@very-rusty said
Family will always be most important to me!!

-VR

Sure, but I don't consider family a small thing. (Which is what I was listing).

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Sure, but I don't consider family a small thing. (Which is what I was listing).

Goad this is exactly what you said: It's often the small things that make life worth living. For me it will always be coffee, chocolate and stray cats.

Do you consider family a small thing?

-VR

@very-rusty said
Goad this is exactly what you said: It's often the small things that make life worth living. For me it will always be coffee, chocolate and stray cats.

Do you consider family a small thing?

-VR

I have a family that I love, but I can still miss the milk to have in my morning coffee if I forget to buy it.

@torunn said
I have a family that I love, but I can still miss the milk to have in my morning coffee if I forget to buy it.

That is the difference torunn between those who 'have' and the 'have nots', you can afford both the coffee and the milk....as I can.

We OFTEN take for granted what we have, and not think enough or give enough to those who don't.

-VR

@ghost-of-a-duke said
It's often the small things that make life worth living. For me it will always be coffee, chocolate and stray cats.

Am I right in thinking your "stray cats" reference was to the band? 🤔

@great-big-stees said
Am I right in thinking your "stray cats" reference was to the band? 🤔

Am I right in thinking you're doing your best to back goad? 😛 😉

-VR

@very-rusty said
That is the difference torunn between those who 'have' and the 'have nots', you can afford both the coffee and the milk....as I can.

We OFTEN take for granted what we have, and not think enough or give enough to those who don't.

-VR

When I see a person who looks down and out, I always give them "coffee money".