Word: mealing
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...SHIRT The vintage-looking ironic message T shirts that have been an L.A. staple for several years are still big, says Hersh. Hers comes in a Happy Meal box. "This one is special because it's the first time McDonald's has licensed their logo. I like the 'You deserve a break today' version with the arches." $56 at shopintuition.com...
...Just as I’ll never forget the night before, I’ll never forget that meal. Because it was impossible for us to talk of our common sorrow, my friends and I talked instead of our common memories—from the time I tried to pants Cory on the trampoline to the time David attempted, unsuccessfully, to balance on top of a wire...
...regularly, they do pass judgment. More than once I have been eating meat in the presence of one of these friends when she makes known to me how badly she feels for the animal that was killed for my meal. Don’t I ever think about that? And did I know that I’m going to die younger because of that flesh on my plate? Of course, this leaves me wondering why, just the week before, I spotted her slipping her pretty feet into a pair of Ferragamo loafers and devouring a pastrami sandwich...
...school, modeled after dorms at Harvard and Yale. The new hours are seen as a way to break down the social and culinary monopoly held by Princeton’s Eating Clubs, which play a large role in student life. Hungry Tigers will be able to start devouring their meals at 7:30 a.m. next year. A “late lunch” will be added from 2 p.m. to 3:30 p.m., and dinner will last from 5 p.m. to 8 p.m. The school’s Dining and Social Options Task Force recommended the expanded hours...
...Still, it's little-known and even less discussed subject on Capitol Hill-and is frequently dismissed with jokes. "If it were a crime to be one fry short of a Happy Meal, there would be a lot of criminals around this place," cracked one congressman, who declined to be named. A former senior Senate aide bemoaned the fact that the congressional psychiatrist appears to be "so underutilized, when there is clearly quite some pent-up demand...