"Tiger Lily" > wrote in message
...
> On 2/8/2012 1:22 AM, Julie Bove wrote:
>> "Tiger > wrote in message
>> ...
>>> On 2/7/2012 5:41 PM, W. Baker wrote:
>>>> It is hard for people to keep track of all your allergies and food
>>>> dislikes and if not allergic to eggs many may not bother with the
>>>> ingredients on the egg substitutes, as they are called. In addition,
>>>> many
>>>> who have issues with eggs have issues with only the yolks or the
>>>> whites.
>>>> I remember this being an issue with some kids when my kids were young.
>>>>
>>>> Many folks, if they have no issues with certain kinds of food see no
>>>> need
>>>> to read ingredient lists. Often nutritional information is what
>>>> concerns
>>>> then if hey are not bothered by allergies. I only check for certain
>>>> ingredients if I am having someone over who is sensetive to some
>>>> ingredient like nuts or gluten, etc. Otherwise they are of no concern
>>>> to
>>>> me so why squint at print almost iillegible to me with my macular
>>>> degeneration just to see if they do or don't have something I don't
>>>> care
>>>> about. I may check for kosher issues, but not for stuff others might
>>>> be
>>>> allergic to, unless they are my house guest.
>>>>
>>>> Wendy
>>>
>>> ty Wendy, very eloquent
>>>
>>> i have enough to manage MY OWN LIFE that i really don't make someone
>>> else's AND their ENTIRE family's allgeries, food intolerance, texture
>>> dislikes, flavour dislikes, and more............... in my mind
>>>
>>> i DO PITY the person who has to track all this, it must be a full time
>>> job
>>> in itself............ and then there is poor hubby who must attempt to
>>> partake in a 'normal meal' that he enjoys....................
>>>
>>> it's all just too sad and more to pity
>>
>> Will you please stop!? I really don't need people making fun of me here.
>> There is nothing sad in my life and nothing to be pitied. Please, please
>> just stop!
>>
>> My husband doesn't even live here so why are you dragging him into it?
>> He
>> has had no complaints about the food I serve him when he is here.
>>
>> I have made meals for my husband's extended family. I remember which
>> person
>> likes what and dislikes what. It really isn't a problem at all.
>> Sometimes
>> I have made say...two forms of potatoes or two side dishes but seriously
>> it
>> is not a problem. I also remember who likes what in my own family.
>> Perhaps
>> because I am so attuned to what people like and dislike because I
>> wouldn't
>> want to serve them something they dislike. But really it is no problem
>> at
>> all.
>>
>>
> well, i would snip this but the entire post needs to remain
>
> i'm not going to ask you to FORGIVE me for TRYING to HELP you
>
> you mention your husband's eating and how much you have to accomodate
> that, pardon me for thinking he MIGHT even CONSIDER visiting you.........
> but, you have now made that CLEAR that YOU DO NOT LIVE TOGETHER (i'm
> still confused about the accommodations you make for him eating EVERYTHING
> IN SIGHT)
>
> but, allow me to bow out and NOT EVER TRY to help you again, CLEARLY YOU
> DO NOT WANT THAT
>
> why do *I* have to apologise to YOU FOR YOUR DYSFUNCTION????
>
> bye!
>
> (you really don't ;give a **** who is answering)

Oh pardon moi! I didn't realize that you now have a pysch degree! And just
what exactly is my dysfuction?

My husband is in the military and is stationed in CA. He has been there for
a couple of years now. I have made that no secret. When he does come back
here I do have to feed him.

I asked in this thread a very specific question. Whether or not to cook the
spinach for the stuff shells prior to stuffing them. That was answered a
while ago. And yet the thread veered. I didn't do it. I didn't make it
veer. And yet you seem to be angry with me for that.