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Collecting Max from pre-school, mummy saw he was eating a wedge of orange, which was clearly finished, leaving just the peel. Happily, he started to gnaw away at it. Upon telling him that he is not meant to eat that part, he just looked up at her, grinned, and carried on eating it! 
Luckily, orange peels are nutritious, although it is not recommended to make them a part of your daily diet. š
Reblogged this on Blog of a Mad Black Woman.
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I was a boy many years ago, Max. We didn’t have many oranges. I always ate the peel because I didn’t know when I’d get another one. (Mummy may explain – I was born in 1942)
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Mummy responding: Oh, wow. We take a lot for granted these days, don’t we? I bet you have many great stories you could tell. I would never have guessed you were born then. You look younger! š
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Thank you very much, Persia. Many have been posted. There may be more come to mind.
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I hope so. I would love to read about them. x
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Where did you live in England?
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I still live in my beloved England, as I live in both the UK and US. London. ā¤ I just cannot let go of being English! When in the US, my friend takes me to A Taste of Britain to stock up on English foods, as I get homesick. Sad, aren't I?
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There’s a good chance I’ve posted something of interest – I’ve covered much of London
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I’m sure I recall seeing a couple of them. š x
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So cute!!!!!! And growing up way to fast! Max~ you sure keep mummy on her toes.
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Thank you! I sure do Tela! Mummy is so tired. So to help out, when she’s lying down, I sit on her head. Aren’t I a good little boy? š
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