My priorities in food are 1. It has to taste good, like sweet or taste like chicken or bread. 2. It has to be free or not that expensive. If so, then it has to be worth it. A typical meal could fail by me not making the right choice about what I buy. For example buying something that I would usually get but realizing that it doesn't taste as well as the first time. I would probably get angry because I would sometimes wasted my money. For food to be sacred, it would mean it is extreamly special to me everyday. In that case, I do believe that food is sacred, because everyone needs it. If it isn't to anyone else, it is at least to me.
When I eat food, I could sometimes feel tired or happy. When I was a kid, I used to like eating ice cream, and when I was finished I actually felt sad. I used to love ice cream so much that I felt sad when I was done, and I went back to what ever I was doing. I would feel tired if my mom or dad took me to the park afterwards. It was a good type of tired, I always thought that life was all about fun with no worries. Even if I was tired I would still be happy.
In my house, if someone wants to eat, they eat. But it depends on who is going to fix them food. I would usually fix my own food if there was no one there to do it for me. If my parents were really tired, I would probably fix them something. If they are sick, I would usually do the same. We don't depend on others to do anything, but sometimes we will offer, or be asked to do something for someone else. I feel as though the ice cream situation sort of connects to this situation, because I had a mind set of being a kid with no worries while eating ice cream. Now I grew up, and I have to start depending on myself. I realize now that life can seem at times, care free. I have to admit that there are times when life can be so confusing and horrible.
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