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Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 8,292
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Wise Elder
Join Date: Aug 2006
Posts: 8,292
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I remember (YEARS AGO, LIKE 45 or so, when I began to have weight problems (I used to self-medicate with foods so I could deal with a very over-bearing mother), and she couldn't stand the way I looked so she took me to a diet doctor.
He looked at me disgustingly and said "get on the scale I want to vomit". (never forgot that conversation). Anyway, I will remember what he said if I live to be 100).
he said "go to the store and buy Gluten Bread".
I had never heard of Gluten Bread, I thought "bread was bread", so I said "what is Gluten Bread?" He didn't answer, he spoke to my mother.
So off we went to various grocery stores and then we found a package of GLUTEN BREAD.
I remember my mother slicing it and I put margarine or some spread on it. I don't remember if I toasted it but I DO REMEMBER it was very doughy. It was not packaged sliced. It was a whole loaf of read.
While it didn't taste like regular bread, I remember it was okay. I can see myself putting it in my mouth as I am typing this post.
Imagine, remembering such a thing 45 years later.
I must have some great olfactory sense thing going on.
And I always wondered why Gluten Bread was ordered for someone who had to lose 50 pounds.
Melody
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