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Lady Laura 
Can you relate?
Chris Alemany🇺🇦🇨🇦🇪🇸@cmconseils bilingual even!
Garry Keenor@cmconseils all I remember is Thiacin. To this day I have no idea what that is
_A vintage health extract made from concentrated extinct Tasmanian Tigers?
JSPatton@cmconseils I feel SO seen. And still do it at 71.
EaterOfSnacks@cmconseils There certainty were tablets when I was a kid. But the clay took forever to dry.
Shawn Harder@cmconseils
Oh yes. Nearly every morning. That’s how I learned to read: my mom cut up the letters from Post Toasties boxes and made different words for me to learn.
Oh yes. Nearly every morning. That’s how I learned to read: my mom cut up the letters from Post Toasties boxes and made different words for me to learn.
gdtrfb@cmconseils After you looked inspired to see if there was a prize
@cmconseils inside....
There were mini cereal boxes so you could have it in your pocket and read it anywhere !
Thin LineMade me laugh, until I remembered that it's designed to be read while eating...
Wampus@cmconseils Good characters, weak plot.
SimonM@cmconseils Absolutely. And I didn't even eat cereal.
Matt Jordan@cmconseils I absolutely did this.
Sir Toootenstein@cmconseils Sometimes there were good stories on them.
enoch_exe_inc@cmconseils Yep. Unfortunately, my parents didn’t believe in sugary cereals, so it was the nutritional facts of whole wheat bread, peanut butter, Cheerios, and whatever else that happened to be sitting next to the toaster.
@cmconseils My parents also didn’t believe in buying video game consoles, so whenever I wasn’t reading every single book I could get my hands on, I spent an inordinate amount of time playing with my pocket calculator. No, not a graphing calculator; just a regular scientific calculator with a lot of buttons.
Michael Ormsby@cmconseils Sometimes you could cut the box top and send it in to redeem a cheap plastic toy. Woohoo!
Mitex Leo@cmconseils I used to read a book or whatever packet/box in front of me 🙂
Deus@cmconseils Sports column of the Hindustan Times for me. On weekends, it was the comic strips - Calvin and Hobbes was the most awaited.
Maaz Ali@cmconseils I stopped eating breakfast a while ago. Also do people actually do activities while eating breakfast? It takes like 4 minutes tops to eat cereal.
JJ Krawczyk@cmconseils @StillIRise1963
Definitely. At some point I graduated to reading the newspaper at breakfast.
Definitely. At some point I graduated to reading the newspaper at breakfast.
Kenneth@cmconseils That's how I got my start in chemistry (not really).
PictoPulse356@cmconseils Absolutely
LeoKeyz🌱@cmconseils what happened to the toys that came in the box?
Peter@cmconseils I still do ...
Nick@cmconseils And that's the way we liked it dammit!
thefathippyEvery single day... 😁
belfinwe 🇳🇴@cmconseils read cartoons for every single breakfast. And a few other meals as well 😀
AutistiCritic@cmconseils I still don’t know what riboflavin is. 🤷🏻♂️
Leo ✨@cmconseils I'm sorry, but it's giving "back in my day 🧓" 😭
I agree that kids shouldn't grow up with screens tho
I agree that kids shouldn't grow up with screens tho
Antje Findeklee@cmconseils @Reticulum there were riddles on it 😃
zendao42@cmconseils
Have a ton of ebooks, still read cereal boxes & pretty much anything in front of me
Have a ton of ebooks, still read cereal boxes & pretty much anything in front of me
Mx. Luna Corbden 🐸@cmconseils @benroyce The nutrition facts were so much better back then, lengthy tomes listing every vitamin. They’re basically comic books now.
Richard W. Woodley ELBOWS UP 🇨🇦🌹🚴♂️📷 🗺️@cmconseils
In Canada we were forced to read them in French too, so painful, many a childhood ruined.
In Canada we were forced to read them in French too, so painful, many a childhood ruined.
lolonurse
John Burns
Irregularjoe@cmconseils Definitely.