Anomaly of a meal

EACH of us is a walking, talking set of definitions, opinions, biases, proclivities and habits, some good, others maybe regrettable.

Some of these characteristics are formed by learning the odd trick as we nibble our way through life’s tasting menu. Sadly, many beliefs are unquestioningly inherited.

Still more are manifestations of the unworthy ambitions evolution brings. Still more of us are blinded by the weight of the triple-cooked chips on our shoulders.