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10-26-2015 03:56 PM
@Burnsite wrote:Noel, There's a geat "Our Gang" comedy where the child-actors are all in an orphanage and they are served "mush." I saw this on Sat AM TV and asked my mother what mush was, and she said "oatmeal" or "cream of wheat."
I miss the smell of fresh mimeographed assignments when I was in grade school.
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I'd forgotten about cream of wheat
10-26-2015 03:59 PM
@Burnsite wrote:Noel, There's a geat "Our Gang" comedy where the child-actors are all in an orphanage and they are served "mush." I saw this on Sat AM TV and asked my mother what mush was, and she said "oatmeal" or "cream of wheat."
I miss the smell of fresh mimeographed assignments when I was in grade school.
Hi Burnsite, I do also. I wonder what was in that ink that appealed to our sense of smell?
10-26-2015 03:59 PM
@NoelSeven wrote:
Was there a white mush? I remember something white and mushy in a bowl.
Probably because there is white corn meal and that the stuff from which mush was made.
10-26-2015 04:00 PM
@deepwaterdotter wrote:
@Burnsite wrote:Noel, There's a geat "Our Gang" comedy where the child-actors are all in an orphanage and they are served "mush." I saw this on Sat AM TV and asked my mother what mush was, and she said "oatmeal" or "cream of wheat."
I miss the smell of fresh mimeographed assignments when I was in grade school.
Hi Burnsite, I do also. I wonder what was in that ink that appealed to our sense of smell?
Crack...
10-26-2015 04:09 PM
@Kachina624 wrote:
@NoelSeven wrote:
Was there a white mush? I remember something white and mushy in a bowl.
Probably because there is white corn meal and that the stuff from which mush was made.
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Thanks!
10-26-2015 04:13 PM
@Marp, I use them in my garden as well but never made the slug connection so thank you! LM
10-26-2015 04:21 PM - edited 10-26-2015 04:23 PM
Deep--It was purple in color and I think I may have thought it smelled concord-grapey.
I also loved the smell of paste. I stopped sampling it after first grade, though.
Mothertrucker--I think my form of crack was probably "Sugar Babies," that intensely sugary candy, which now seems horrifying to me but I used to love. Even the name is pretty awful.
10-26-2015 04:24 PM
I have found that if i get sick,cold,flu,GOD FORBID,a hot bath soak in epsom salts helps,
10-26-2015 04:25 PM
@dex wrote:my Grandfather had some medicine in a dark bottle that he used for arthritis pain but I can't remeber the name.I do remember that my mom said he liked it because it was mostly alcohol.
Could you be thinking about Heet liniment?
10-26-2015 04:35 PM
My grandparents were from Italy and what some call mush was always called polenta. It was made and served in the morning with syrup and sausage or with milk. After that it was formed into loaves and cut with twine. It could be fried, cooked with meat with gravy, put spaghetti sauce on it (delicious) or fried with butter and fresh fruit like peaches for a sweet treat. It is inexpensive to make and so versital. I still enjoy it now.
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