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Banana is a staple diet for me. I eat them every day but due to the lock-down vegetable shops had closed down and also shopping of line was reduced to the barest minimum
Today as luck would have it a van came by selling bananas and other items. We grabbed the opportunity and did our purchase.
It was a joy to see those bananas.
Next, I would like to see fresh fish – not for me but for our dear pet cats
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What food do you miss because of lock-down?
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Yes
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Our grocery stores are open and the 40,000 farmers still remaining from a total of 100,000 in 1994, prior to Nelson Mandela’s release from prison, for treason, in 1995, those who have not been murdered since have emigrated to other countries. The 40,000 remaining, are still managing to keep the 60, million alive, so far.
They are partially open now, here as well but had to do without bananas for a few days. Farmers need to be taken care of.
I don’t miss any food right now. We have grocery stores open.
They are now partially open here but offline shopping is reduced greatly.
I don’t eat bananas. Vegetable shops are open here for now, and nothing is missing. We are a seaside town and we do not miss fresh fish.
Bananas are a staple diet here and I missed them for a few days
I love bananas too. I keep them in the fridge and they last a bit longer that way.
We never keep bananas in the fridge. We buy them every day but because of lockdown we could not get them for few days.
I also eat bananas every day. For immunity is great to eat more fruits.
I did miss eating them for some days due to this lockdown