Posted by B-maniac on June 05, 2012 at 18:41:47 from (97.85.62.26):
In Reply to: Dinner and supper posted by Huskers86 on June 04, 2012 at 10:55:24:
Age 61 in Central MI , Breakfast , Dinner and then Supper! Lunch was something brought out to the field when haying etc so you didn't have to stop and clean up and go to the house for Dinner at NOON! "BRUNCH" is something city slickers made up cause they don't get up till 9 or 10am. So I agree with the others that say all that is left is Breakfast/Dinner/Supper on a normal day on the farm. City people eat any time because they have not much else to do. As such they have to make up different names to call their "nibblings".
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