Catherine: The Lindt Easter bunny and chocolates in the cupboard are haunting me! Agh!

Rosalee: My headache was the worst yet today, and by 5:00 I could hardly think anymore. By 5:30 we were eating an unusually early supper (in our real life). And, I never knew how good a processed, chicken hot-dog with a few potatoes and onions could taste. The meal, again, just didn't feel complete or fully satisfying.

Joe: Today, I ventured to Wychwood Open Doors which is around the corner from where I live. I recognized a number of the folk from the neighbourhood. The lunch was mostly pastas and rice, with some salad and vegetables which were most welcome. The lineup to get the food was quite long. I did not realize, even living so close, just how many people used the service. The invisible poor come out in big numbers for a free meal. For me, it was embarrassing lining up for free food, perhaps because it was my first time hustling food in a drop in centre. I ate the plate of food, but saved the dessert, banana and yogurt to take home for my daughters.

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