TV Dinners

 I remember that as a child my mother would give my brother and I TV dinners on nights that she and my father would go out somewhere.  To me they were a treat because it was something that we didn’t very often have.  Imagine.  Nowadays I would have to be feeling really lazy to appreciate a TV dinner. 😂 Sometimes, though, lazy is actually the most appealing and nicest choice a person can make for themself.  So hurray for that not too shabby TV dinner in the freezer.  Lazy can sometimes taste pretty good. 😋


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