Fish Sticks Friday!
When I was a kid, Lent was one of my favorite seasons in the Church. Of
course, at that time, you had to abstain from meat during the entire
season of Lent. It took some creative cooking for that to happen. I
remember eating a lot of beans and cheese sandwiches for supper. I
attended Catholic school, so my mother never worried about what was
served in the cafeteria as it would always be in compliance with the
Church.
As a child, I celebrated the season of Lent with great joy! I remember going to the grocery store with my mother as she struggled to balance the food budget, made a little easier without the absence of beef, chicken,or turkey. She’d ask me what I wanted to eat on the weekends. I’d always answer, “Fish sticks.” So, by default, Friday became “Fish Stick Friday.”
Along with a helping of beans, salad, and bread, fish sticks became the go to meal for Fridays. I remember watching my mother eat our meal on Fridays. She ate the beads and salad and bread, but on more than one occasion, she would offer me what was left of her fish sticks. I saw that most of the fish sticks were left in her plate, but I happily chowed down on the left overs.
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As a child, I celebrated the season of Lent with great joy! I remember going to the grocery store with my mother as she struggled to balance the food budget, made a little easier without the absence of beef, chicken,or turkey. She’d ask me what I wanted to eat on the weekends. I’d always answer, “Fish sticks.” So, by default, Friday became “Fish Stick Friday.”
Along with a helping of beans, salad, and bread, fish sticks became the go to meal for Fridays. I remember watching my mother eat our meal on Fridays. She ate the beads and salad and bread, but on more than one occasion, she would offer me what was left of her fish sticks. I saw that most of the fish sticks were left in her plate, but I happily chowed down on the left overs.
Read More at:: His Unending Love
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