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THE ULTIMATE KIDS MENU
by John Michael Domino → (All Poetry by John Michael Domino)
Thursday, May 30, 2024 Rated "G" by the Author.

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I can recall life as a kid. My goal was to watch a double feature movie and have enough malted milk balls to last until the end of the show. My fondest memory was eating at a hotdog stand and returning home from the community swimming pool. They gave us free pickles with a dog. One kid would buy a hot dog and split it, and the rest of us would try to empty the pickle jar. They were in these huge barrels, and there was no way we could eat them all. They were kosher, sour, and tomato pickles! They were so good! We ate all we could!

What was for breakfast? A bowl full of fruit loops and two cherry frosted Pop Tarts! A Great Morning Snack: Load up the Pez Gun and a box of milk duds. For my sis, a box of sweet hearts. What was for Lunch? A peanut butter and jelly sandwich or a burger with everything on it but the kitchen sink! Don’t Forget Dessert! Two fudge brownies, a cherry cheese pie and a glass of malted milk to drink. Afternoon Snack. Chocolate chip cookies and a box of red hots. Menu for the movies, Buttered popcorn and malted milk balls. Fill the way up bag way to the top! Dinnertime! Mac and cheese will do just fine, also a hot dog with fries and a soda pop. The Ice Cream Man: “I'll have a fudge push up and ice cream sandwich for my sister.” “Everyone loved Mr. Ice Cream Man; such a great guy! Christmas Time: Celebrate the birth of Jesus and then ring in the New Year with lots of fireworks in the sky! “LOL” John Michael Domino, 05/30/24

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Reviewed by Jms Bell

Reviewed on June 17, 2024

MY DEAR FRIEND... GLAD YOU KNOW THAT YOU ARE NOT A KID ANYMORE AND THE METABOLISM THAT USED TO BURN UP ALL THE INJESTED STARCH & SUGARS HAVE SLOWED DOWN SO YOUR BODY CAN EASILY BE ENUNDATED WITH....STARCHY SUGAR. AND THAT MEANS...DIABETES, WHICH CAN BE CONTROLLED BY DIET, BUT IN IT'S ADVANCED STAGES IS UNCURABLE AND LEADS TO ALL SORTS OF TERRIBLE PROBLEMS!!!! LOL, INDEED...I KNOW YOU ARE EATING HEALTHIER 'CUS YOU WOULDN'T STILL BE WITH US AND AFTERALL...AUTHORSDEN NEEDS YOU(SMILE)! LOVE, BLESSINGS AND FAITH...HIS+INSPIRATIONS

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