Re: USAGE: Pop, smearcase, kolaches

Nik>>>>>>
Jeffrey Henning wrote:
> I didn't realize "supper" was dialectal, but now that I think about it my
> wife calls it "dinner" and I think of it as "supper", but when I look it up
> in the dictionary it doesn't have the meaning I thought it would:
Speaking of dinner: when is dinner for y'all?
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This is a pretty typical pattern for my family, only ever one Dinner per day.

8ish    Breakfast (fairly light)
11ish   Elevensies (very light) - not always
1ish    Lunch if light / Dinner if big
6:30ish Tea if light / Dinner if big
11ish   Supper (very light) - not always

Generally, a Dinner at lunchtime only occurs at the weekends.





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