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puck61 Best Comment
It was a good life experience that I didn't enjoy, but I got rained out for so long I ate boiled cornmeal from a discarded and infested sack I found on the side of the road. I mixed it with wild garlic that was growing in the yard. I was so hungry, it was delicious to me. I've dumpster dived for food before too. It wasn't that terrible of a thing in the US in the eighties. Good food was thrown away by restaurants all the time. Now restaurants mostly ensure that no eats their wasted food, by locking it up.馃槙 Progress!
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@puck61 I've made it with whatever meat I had on hand, leftover chicken or beef sliced up or smoked turkey sausage, some fresh chopped garlic, onion, sliced carrots, celery, peas and add some soy sauce after the veggies get cooked...really good on a cold day and made it at work one time at lunch and shared it with my Thai friend, she loved it.
@cherokeepatti On June 23rd I went from 10 years of relative luxury to a kind of squalor, and it has actually been good for me spiritually. Appreciation and consideration for others starts building in these situations. Loneliness leads to introspection which leads to growth.