Along with one of those cream cheese Danishes, and a lemon-lime Shasta.
Know what I mean?
Syl
I Want Some of That Convention Pudding!
by snowbird 97 Replies latest jw friends
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isaacaustin
Those danishes and the roastbeef sandwiches for lunch!!! The only things of value at the assemblies/conventions!
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JWoods
And they were removed by the great Jehovah because it distracted the attention of the zombies from the spiritual food from the Governing Body.
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snowbird
No roast beef sandwiches here - fried/smothered chicken.
Ummm ... delicious!
Syl
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snowbird
Yeah, JWoods.
The end of an era.
Syl
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laverite
Mmmmm...Good memories, Sylvia! There are some fond memories if we let ourselves go there, you know. :) I miss some of the songs as well as the food. And there are some lovely people in the WT Corporation.
I miss the lovely ones. As faras the songs, my two favorite songs were "Move Ahead" and "We're Jehovah's Witnesses." Am I a dork?
Living a lie isn't worth it, though. Once I knew the real truth about "The Truth," I had to "move ahead" for real.
-LV
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miseryloveselders
OMG!!!!! The vanilla pudding, and cheese danishes!!!!! The Shasta cans!! Does Shasta still exist by the way? I've often wondered was there a JW business connection with the pudding, danishes, Shasta, and breakfast sandwiches. One of my fondest memories as a kid were sitting in those cramped stadium chairs with my folks and siblings eating cheese danishes. Life at that moment was perfect, almost brings a tear to my eye.
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minimus
We had some elders that were good cooks in our circuit. These guys prided themselves in making really good food! I knew people who would come to our circuit just because "Bill" was cooking!
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wasblind
When I started going to the conventions we had to bring our own food,
but they did provide garbage cans, now I hear you have to take your trash with you is that true?
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snowbird
For real!!!
I remember cantalopue halves filled with vanilla ice cream, hickory-smoked bacon for breakfast, and REAL yellow grits (not that instant/imitation bacon bits abomination).
One old brother's fondest memory is of a Canadian family who didn't know what grits were.
He talked about that piece of oddity until his dying day.
Syl