There was an segment in our local paper last week, asking a question that has plagued me. I can't stop thinking about it because I simply don't know the answer. And it's driving me crazy.
"What would your last meal be?"
Justin knew right off. Salmon patties, fried potatoes, and cookies.
My biggest problem in deciding this is it all depends on what season it would be.
Winter I love potato soup or chili. Or lasagna. Or spaghetti. Or ham, sweet mashed potatoes, squash casserole, and yeast rolls.
Summer, give me a big 'ole bacon, lettuce and tomato sandwich- but only if the tomatoes were grown by my dad. Lemon icebox pie. Watermelon.
Spring would have to be fried chicken on a Sunday afternoon. With green beans, corn, macaroni and cheese, and mashed potatoes.
Fall brings fried apples, pumpkin rolls, and well- all things turkey. Since I don't really like turkey that much, I hope I don't have to make the decision in the fall.
This doesn't even begin to cover all of the other foods that I like. Frosted Mini- Wheats, grapefruit, yogurt, biscuits, root beer floats, chicken parmesan, vegetable soup, bananas, strawberry pie, Snickers, pancakes, french fries. . .
The possibilities are endless.
I think I might need an all you can eat buffet for my last meal. With a little of everything on it.
Is this a problem for anyone else or do you know right off what your last meal would be?
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5 comments:
salmon patties are my FAVORITE. i grew up on the too, my grandma always made white gravy to dip them in. now i dip in ketchup since i don't cook gravy!
my kids and husband love them too, but we call them crabby patties so they'll eat them... a little sponge bob never hurt anyone! :)
Jalapeno Poppers. I never eat them becuase they are so fattening, however I've told everyone that if I'm dying in a hospital bed someone better bring a plat-o of these.
Salmon patties? Really?
Oh man, I have no idea what I would choose either. There would have to be pepperoni and pineapple pizza, a few slices of sausage with bell peppers.
I love all of your choices though, especially an all you can eat buffet.
Roast, mashed potatoes w/ gravy, mac-n-cheese, greenbean casserole, fried apples, biscuits (with real butter) and cake (doesn't matter what kind-I love cake) Oh, and sweet tea.
I think the buffet idea is great, and could we spread it over a couple of days too so I had plenty of time to enjoy everything?
I'd have a hard time choosing too, but I know this: there would be crab. I'm convinced that God put crab on this earth to show us how much he loves us.
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