The thing Sam always hated about friends sleeping over was when they stayed for supper. Whenever possible, she tried to have them arrive after the evening meal. Sometimes, though, she’d have to suffer through the inevitable embarrassment of her mom “breaking bread.”
We never had any daily traditions. All of ours were concentrated around special holidays, like
Christmas and Easter. I heard about one I liked but never did implement... that was to set one extra place at the table in honour of those you wished could be with you.
When our children were still at home, our tradition was to always eat dinner at the dining table, never in front of the television, so we could talk. Now our tradition is “no phones at the table.”
We never had any daily traditions. All of ours were concentrated around special holidays, like
Christmas and Easter. I heard about one I liked but never did implement... that was to set one extra place at the table in honour of those you wished could be with you.
indeed
great peace tradition of braking bread
Our tradition became whoever complained was the new cook 🤣 Sweet story, Dascha
When our children were still at home, our tradition was to always eat dinner at the dining table, never in front of the television, so we could talk. Now our tradition is “no phones at the table.”
That was an awesome story! I hope she called her mom and told her she was happy she was taught that wonderful tradition 😊