LastManStanding
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Long ago I had a friend who came to Sri Lanka as a Peace Corps volunteer. Some days he invites me to dinner, and pulls out two parcels of rice and curry from the fridge. It's about a week or so old, and when you open it, the rice has turned back into uncooked rice, and curries feel like sticks. What he does is, he buys his dinner and lunch from a nearby house, and if he eats from anywhere else he gets it packed, and puts in the fridge. He always has several parcels there. His rationale? It's the nutrition you need, not always the taste.
In the beginning I didn't like the idea but later on I knew that it had some meaning, when I came to his age.
You feel like you can eat anything to stay free, and an old pack of food is more than ok. lol
(I met him in 1993. and he stayed here until 1995. I was much younger needless say. Then after more than 2 decades he found me on facebook, and contacted me right away. He is from North Carolina. Wonderful thing is he still has the pictures taken with me during his stay here. It's a small world.)
In the beginning I didn't like the idea but later on I knew that it had some meaning, when I came to his age.
(I met him in 1993. and he stayed here until 1995. I was much younger needless say. Then after more than 2 decades he found me on facebook, and contacted me right away. He is from North Carolina. Wonderful thing is he still has the pictures taken with me during his stay here. It's a small world.)