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Butter Or Margarine

It was a mistake to take home economics out of the curriculum at so many high schools, says Wally, a retired teacher who has an ongoing interest in education. He taught high school for many years and still misses his students.

At a Walmart recently there...

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Categories: margarine, education,
Form: Prose

Margarine Replaces Butter In the Sixties

Bluebonnet Margarine
Blonde girl with pigtails
In a blue checked gingham blouse
And a white pinafore

Showing us how GREAT 
It tastes.
And it does spread easier
Than butter.
For Sure!

We are innocent
Easily led.
Still believing in people’s good.
We switch over easily.
Finally forgetting 
What real butter used to taste like.

I had some the...

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Categories: margarine, food,
Form: Free verse