And I, being only 21, can still tell very similar things about my childhood in
Poland!
We definitely ate at home, all the time. Or in the school "cafeteria". I was
picky, so I often ended up sitting there for an hour or two not eating my food
before they let me get up.
We lived in a flat. Onl
This was sent to DH. Change the currency and some of the words, and you
could be in the UK apart from the revolving charge card. My parents belonged
to various shop's clubs - paid in a bit each week until there was enough
money on the card to pay for a pair of shoes or whatever the shop sold.
I
