Comments on: A Strange And Interesting Prospect http://adultpickyeatersuk.wordpress.com/2008/10/07/a-strange-and-interesting-prospect/ For Picky-Eating Adults in the UK and worldwide Mon, 14 Dec 2009 10:02:42 +0000 http://wordpress.com/ hourly 1 By: Claire http://adultpickyeatersuk.wordpress.com/2008/10/07/a-strange-and-interesting-prospect/#comment-2002 Claire Tue, 04 Nov 2008 02:07:07 +0000 http://adultpickyeatersuk.wordpress.com/?p=122#comment-2002 Not completely reversed, z. I think there will be a pleasure in being able to look at, say, pizza, with someone who shares the appreciation of it from a context of SED. Jack, if ever you're in London....? And you never know I might make it over to the US of A again some day. I'll be sure and look you up. A-M, how great is <i>that</i>? Not completely reversed, z. I think there will be a pleasure in being able to look at, say, pizza, with someone who shares the appreciation of it from a context of SED.

Jack, if ever you’re in London….? And you never know I might make it over to the US of A again some day. I’ll be sure and look you up.

A-M, how great is that?

]]> By: A-M http://adultpickyeatersuk.wordpress.com/2008/10/07/a-strange-and-interesting-prospect/#comment-1999 A-M Sun, 02 Nov 2008 22:06:47 +0000 http://adultpickyeatersuk.wordpress.com/?p=122#comment-1999 I know what you mean, but then I was really lucky! My fiancé is even pickier than me! I was amazed. It was great, we never had the embarrassing restaurant date, where I was so worried about if I could eat anything that I totally made him feel weird. We both realised pretty early on we were the same (it's hard to hide these things), found a 'compromise meal' that we could kinda share, and if we go to a restaurant, we go to one that we know serves that. Our compromise meal at the moment is sunday roast. He has carrots, sprouts and cabbage, gravy and no meat. I have meat, carrots, sweetcorn and broccoli, and no gravy! At least the waiter always remembers us now. I know what you mean, but then I was really lucky! My fiancé is even pickier than me! I was amazed. It was great, we never had the embarrassing restaurant date, where I was so worried about if I could eat anything that I totally made him feel weird. We both realised pretty early on we were the same (it’s hard to hide these things), found a ‘compromise meal’ that we could kinda share, and if we go to a restaurant, we go to one that we know serves that. Our compromise meal at the moment is sunday roast. He has carrots, sprouts and cabbage, gravy and no meat. I have meat, carrots, sweetcorn and broccoli, and no gravy! At least the waiter always remembers us now.

]]> By: Jack http://adultpickyeatersuk.wordpress.com/2008/10/07/a-strange-and-interesting-prospect/#comment-1974 Jack Fri, 10 Oct 2008 16:39:14 +0000 http://adultpickyeatersuk.wordpress.com/?p=122#comment-1974 Claire, Oh yes, I know what you mean.... Well said; a very interesting prospect. Anyway; I may never meet someone also, but its nice to chat with them via this site. Claire,
Oh yes, I know what you mean….

Well said; a very interesting prospect.

Anyway; I may never meet someone also, but its nice to chat with them via this site.

]]> By: Z http://adultpickyeatersuk.wordpress.com/2008/10/07/a-strange-and-interesting-prospect/#comment-1969 Z Tue, 07 Oct 2008 13:07:12 +0000 http://adultpickyeatersuk.wordpress.com/?p=122#comment-1969 A few weeks after my mother died, I prepared a meal that was perfect in a very particular way - all seasonal food, very much a treat in its simplicity - and it suddenly dawned on me that there was no one left who could look at that food and feel the pleasure of it in exactly the same way I did, as my mother would have done. So, yes I think I know what you mean, although from a completely reversed sort of angle. A few weeks after my mother died, I prepared a meal that was perfect in a very particular way – all seasonal food, very much a treat in its simplicity – and it suddenly dawned on me that there was no one left who could look at that food and feel the pleasure of it in exactly the same way I did, as my mother would have done. So, yes I think I know what you mean, although from a completely reversed sort of angle.

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