Just your average JPII Catholic! Blogging since 2011.
A question prompted by my thousandth encounter with this sort of statement: "He loved good food and good wine..."
In this context - "good" translates as "expensive"... And wanting to other people to know he can afford it!
Doubtless you are right. I've never felt comfortable in a fancy restaurant. Luckily I've very rarely been in one...
When she was five or six, one of my.sisters wrote this poem:I like good food.I like bad food.I like food.
It's a great poem and I heartily endorse the sentiment!So the answer to my question, is: yes. Six-year-old poets!
In this context - "good" translates as "expensive"... And wanting to other people to know he can afford it!
ReplyDeleteDoubtless you are right. I've never felt comfortable in a fancy restaurant. Luckily I've very rarely been in one...
DeleteWhen she was five or six, one of my.sisters wrote this poem:
ReplyDeleteI like good food.
I like bad food.
I like food.
It's a great poem and I heartily endorse the sentiment!
DeleteSo the answer to my question, is: yes. Six-year-old poets!