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I'm thinkin' Arby's
It's good mood food
At least OP tries to spell properly.
Thank you for this comment. Should've put "tries" in all caps though. :P
If you're old enough to post on here, you're old enough to cook for yourself.
You should be glad that she cooks for you at all. Most people in the world don't even have food, let alone someone to cook for them. Thats a very rude thing to say to your mom too. :/ My advice; (if you want it...) For Christmas, her birthday, Easter, or any other gift giving holiday, buy her cooking lessons for intermediate cooks. But bring it to her in a way that says "we want you to expand your skill!" not in a "your so bad you really should just take some lessons...". Having it be intermediate will show that you don't think that she is a beginner who needs help. Another thing to do that may work better is to buy her a cook book. Challenge her to work on one every day. What would also help is if you helped your mom. It would probably make the food taste better, and it would be a bonding experience! You should learn to cook! Then, maybe give your mom a break from cooking for one week per month or something like that. Hope this helps!
TLDR version: appreciate your mom
I actually read that wall of text and rolled my eyes most of the way through it. You're 15 and giving advice to another petty teenager on how to improve their mother's skills? How about this instead? If OP is old enough to post on here, they're old enough to cook for themselves.
Okay. Here we go. First of all, MOST people in the world DO have food because MOST people in the world don't live in third world countries. Get your facts straight before you claim someone is being "rude". And for all you know, the food her mother makes could be downright inedible. So stop assuming you know why she said something or anything behind this story. Second, nobody wants your advice. Third, you're fifteen. Stop acting like you know it all, because hate to break it to ya honey, but you don't. I doubt you treat your mother much better, because HELL, you're a TEENAGER. Yeah I know bring on the "you're a teenager too" responses but guess what? I'm not giving people advice about how to treat their parents. So seriously, get off your high horse. TLDR; shut the **** up, nobody cares what you have to say.
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Giving her a cookbook is the worst thing to do.
I thought it sound like great advice, especially coming from a 15 year old kid. I'm impressed. It's refreshing to see some intelligence in the younger generation. Haters gonna hate.
Hate hate hate.
63 - thanks! While i was typing, I think i went off into a daze and thought i was on Yahoo! Answers or something. That is how i was typing, anyway. Sorry if people don't like long comments. But if it's too long of a read for you, why read it?
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Aww.. That's too bad! Normally, Mommas cookin' is always the best!! :)
Make your own food then.