HoneyShot said:Grace after meals here.
We eat together at the dining table, no TV during mealtime, that's family time.
ravensteve1961 said:Liebling thats socialism! You should eat in front of TV.How youre gonna keep up with news and current events? I bet 90% of america had a TV in the dinning room during the cuban missle crises.Because you never kinow when all the sudden those russians decided to fire the missles.
kuifje75 said:When I was growing up, I would sit down at the dining table with my family all the time. We all had our regular seats. Dad would sit closest to the door. Mum would sit on the opposite side from dad. My sister and I would sit on one side, with me being next to dad.
We always had to have milk with our meals when we were growing up. No exceptions. We were forced to eat our dinner, and to finish our milk. Whenever we finished dinner, we would clap our hands as to applaud each other for finishing the meal in full. Funny memories I have!
Right now, my SO and I usually sit at the kitchen island counter to eat dinner, which has stools and all. Sometimes my SO leaves the TV on, but I rarely watch TV anyhow. I like to talk at the dinner table though, and we sometimes do that.
Ha, ha, that is the privilege of grandparents. We can be strict with our own kids but spoil our grandkids.Liebling:-))) said:... My siblings and I were forced to eat our dinner by our Dad. . . I was surprised that Dad said to my boys, "can leave it if you dont want to eat". I was like because he did to us different than he did with my boys....