Re: USAGE: Pop, smearcase, kolaches
From: | Padraic Brown <pbrown@...> |
Date: | Friday, December 10, 1999, 4:48 |
On Thu, 9 Dec 1999, Nik Taylor wrote:
>"L. Gerholz" wrote:
>> Again adopted from my family, dinner is the biggest meal of the day,
>> whether at noontime or in the evening.
>
>Interesting. For me dinner is by time, it's the last meal of the day.
>Usually, that's the largest, but sometimes the noontime meal is the
>largest meal, and yet I still call it lunch, and the evening is still
>dinner. Indeed, I can have dinner-less days.
Well, I'ld personally prefer a more Hobbitish approach to the
Dinner/Supper/Lunch discussion:
AM Breakfast
AMish Brunch
Early PMish Lunch (or Dinner or Supper)
Later PMish Dinner (or Supper)
Sl. Later PM Supper (or Dinner)
A little later Tea (or Dinner or Supper)
Bedtime a light snack
By strict utilisation of this most efficatious schedule, one can
satisfy all parties concerned. Since everyone's meal is included, no
one can argue about what's to be when.
:)
Padraic.