So does the scuzzy, poignant flotsam of a '70s childhood spent on the impoverished rim of the middle class: layaway accounts, canned spaghetti for supper, night jobs at an Arthur Treacher's Fish and Chips franchise, cheap black-light posters, Schlitz tall boys, Camaros and sad runty girls who, sexually, "just gave it away".
I hope people will be inspired to have their own supper nights for friends and maybe donate to Cook for Syria," said Clerkenwell Boy.
In late spring my supper every night was fresh asparagus from the patch Jane had dug and planted and nourished across the road.
KEVIN E. CONROY Supper Every Night By day, he was an accountant at Marsh & McLennan, the insurance brokerage company that occupied seven upper floors at 1 World Trade Center.
In Morecambe, she had fancied James Scott, a drummer in the Winter Gardens orchestra, and they had courted decorously for four years, with him coming round to her mam's for supper every night until they married in 1937 (the wedding photos were all teeth and arum lilies).
Athletes often take such comfort from the familiarity of their routines – Murray uses the same practice court each day, eats the same snack after each match and has one of the same three things, chicken, steak or salmon, for supper each night during the tournament – that even a slight shift can throw out their sense of equilibrium.
I bought some hand-cut pork chops for $2.53 per pound, and they were tender and delicious for supper that night.
It makes a great warming supper for nights when you are lazing on a sofa watching television.
The ads urge homemakers to serve soup and sandwich suppers one night a week, and go on to proclaim: "Campbell's in the cupboard is like money in the bank!" What's going on here?
Mr. Delaney, a New Jersey native who produced a video podcast about street food called VendrTV, had already held a few supper-club nights for 20 people in his Brooklyn apartment, charging $45 for admission.
"His generation was very lucky," Irina said over supper one September night in Moscow.
