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Reviving Family Dinner Conversations
From Chicken Soup for the Soul: Change Your Habits, Change Your Life
Dr. Will Nunn
When we gather at the family table, we don’t just share food, we share love, tradition, and warmth.
~Curtis Stone
When I watch old movies, I see families having conversations around the dinner table, sharing their days with each other. But family conversation at dinner seems to be a dying art form. I noticed this when my first child was about six years old. We sat down to eat dinner together — that’s a win, I thought — and as I passed the mashed potatoes around, I asked my kiddo, “How was school?”
“Good.”
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