Helen asks “Would you rather eat slightly moist bread for the rest of your life, or be allowed only three slices of good bread a year?”

Helen is a blogger and she encourages us to blog or write in a diary or journal. Helen’s question is a prompt here. I like a prompt which is a question as my thoughts are formulated to conjure images and concepts.

I prefer the first option, as I want to eat bread, to sate my hunger, for the rest of my life. Getting bread to eat is important as my stomach is hungry a few times a day.

I hope the moist bread is edible and won’t cause stomach problems. I can dry the moisture by toasting the bread.

If I eat a big meal, it might sate my hunger and stave off any hunger pangs, until all those food are digested and my stomach signals I’m hungry again.

I’m not fussy about the taste of food. I can eat slightly moist bread for the rest of my life. I don’t need to eat good bread, when the condition is that I’m allowed only a one time good bread allocation a year.

Bread is an easy food to prepare. These are the ways which I can eat bread:

1. I can eat bread alone,
2. bread with butter,
3. bread with any type of jam,
4. bread with leftover cold cuts,
5. bread with cheese,
6. bread with peanut butter,
7. bread dipped into a hot beverage like chocolate drink,
8. bread sandwich with any kind of cooked egg filling,
9. bread dipped into soup, and etc.

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