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Lyse-Beast@lyse.bsky.social |
Uhhh. Question: fend for yourself nights (AKA scrounge nights) were normal, right? I’ve seen a couple of people acting like it’s a weird concept 🤨
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bea p
@cleftofdimensions.net
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extremely normal, important life skill tbh
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The Orion
@gettheorion.bsky.social
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growing up this was absolutely a thing. child of a single parent home, mom was exhausted. now, the wife and I go entire weeks where neither of us feel like making a lot of food or dirtying a clean kitchen. adulting is tiring.
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jon "RNC security perimeter enjoyer” schuster
@jschuster.bsky.social
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Scrounging from the fridge, or...?
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Kelly “Town House Cracker” McGonigal
@kellysmcgonigal.bsky.social
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Oh for sure. Although my parents called it foraging lol.
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Nathan L Smith
@nlsmith.com
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It’s 80% of the summer weekly meal plan (other 20% is McDonalds and pizza.)
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wrathhussy✡️
@wrathhussy.bsky.social
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yes ma was done being a short order cook for us by time we were in jr high. sibling and ourselves became quite skilled at scrounging leftovers or creating something simple.
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GreyDuck
@greyduck.bsky.social
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I don't know. Because Mom rarely cooked. It was up to Sis and I to take care of ourselves more often than not. We ate a *lot* of grilled cheese, mac-and-cheese, and such.
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Caroline42
@caroline42.bsky.social
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We call it foraging, it happens pretty frequently!
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Kalsdottir
@aprilrc.bsky.social
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not weird in my house.
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