Nope - whatever we want whenever we want it. We tend to stick with about 3 meals about the same time every day, but, life goes on and sometimes not so much. We are very flexible in retirement with no hungry children to contend with!!
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I ask DH "Are you hungry?"
Then he looks at his watch - his watch knows if he is hungry or not? |
Originally Posted by Tartan
(Post 7623902)
I have no problem eating breakfast for supper or supper for breakfast but I do have to eat supper early now. Anything after 6:00 pm is going to give me trouble for bedtime with acid reflux.
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My DH is also one of those people who only eats traditional breakfast foods for breakfast, lunch foods at lunch time, and of course dinner foods at dinner only. Sometimes I find that restricting, but, overall he's a grand guy so I go along with it. Also, his metabolism is pretty fast so meals tend to be a set number of hours apart. Oh well.....
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I've been known to have oatmeal for supper when my hubby is not around. When the kids were little and he taught adult ed, we'd have breakfast for supper once in a while and they loved it. Cheesy eggs, yum. My hubby's like yours. My stomach is more flexible like yours.
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Originally Posted by bearisgray
(Post 7624059)
I ask DH "Are you hungry?"
Then he looks at his watch - his watch knows if he is hungry or not? |
I can eat breakfast foods any time. In fact, a bacon, eggs, and hasbrowns or pancakes is one of my favorite dinners. I seldom make it because my DH doesn't care for it as a dinner. But I don't care for any meat other than bacon or sausage in the morning, whereas he can enjoy steak, pizza, a chicken burrito, or the like as breakfast. When he goes on business trips, I love having oatmeal or cereal or whatever floats my easy boat for dinner.
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I'll eat icecream any time of the day. however, I don't like to eat anything before 3 pm.
I'm on a lot of meds, and i think that has something to do with it. |
I love breakfast foods and often eat breakfast for dinner. Chicken soup for breakfast, no thanks.
I have heard it said, a relationship consists of two people asking each other "What do you want to eat?" until one of them dies. |
Originally Posted by ptquilts
(Post 7624315)
I have heard it said, a relationship consists of two people asking each other "What do you want to eat?" until one of them dies.
I only eat breakfast on weekends and it is usually traditional eggs, etc. Have been known to eat breakfast for dinner (especially when I am at my house in Maine), but DH is a meat and potatoes guy, so "regular" food for him. Like Lynnie, there are days I don't eat until after 3 pm. Other days I'm eating from sun-up to sundown. DH likes cold pizza. No thanks. I am not one to eat leftovers (except soups and stews), he doesn't care one way or the other. I have to confess, I had a "normal" dinner tonight: a small hamburger (no bun), 1/2 cup of corn niblets and a cluster of green grapes. Now I have heartburn...Oh well... |
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