Puester wrote:
> jmcquown wrote:
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>> My oldest brother left here this morning. He and his girlfriend came
>> to pick up some furniture. The weather and other events conspired
>> against us so they wound up staying here for a week. My brother will
>> pretty much eat anything. His g/f is another story altogether. If
>> she even *thinks* something has seasoning on it, she'll shun it. OMG,
>> what's that green speck? If it has any hint of seasoning she wouldn't
>> touch it. She won't eat fish or sea food, only dark meat chicken and
>> well done beef or pork.
>>
>> I bent over backwards trying to accomodate her. I didn't dare
>> sprinkle oregano or basil on the pizza I made (but she will eat
>> pepperoni, and was snacking on braunschweiger on crackers, go
>> figure). My brother told me not to tell her I'd put any cheese other
>> than mozzarella on the pizza. And for gods sake don't buy that fresh
>> mozz! If the cheese doesn't come shredded in a bag there will be hell
>> to pay!
>>
> (other painful examples snipped)
>>
>> Thank Bast they're on their way now to TX now. They'll be dropping
>> off furniture in TN at my other brothers house on the way. Now I can
>> cook whatever I want to without a fear of someone freaking out about
>> green specks on their food You'd think she was 3 rather than 63.
>>
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> I'm amazed that a grown man would put up with her.
>
> gloria p

Maybe she has hidden attributes other than just being bitchy. My
youngest child decided at age eight that he was going to be a picky
eater. "I don't like that, I can't eat that, That's nasty." Just some of
his comments. After being told he could eat what was on the table or go
hungry he changed his mind. He's 45 yo now and will eat about anything,
including snake, rabbit, whatever. You just gotta get them young, at age
63 the woman obviously is set in a rut she will never climb out of.