Some people don´t worry about my health.

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Sofía was very bad with me yesterday. She told me that she would bring dessert and I agreed. I´m not into making desserts and I had just bought vanilla ice cream. Sofía told us that she had made a very "light" dessert. She had beaten one can of evaporated milk, added one can of condensed milk and then some lemon juice. It was delicious but not light at all. And it was a lot for us 3. And she also brought a couple of packs of wafers. One was filled with a vanilla cream and the other with chocolate cream. Everything you buy now has to say what is made of. These wafers said "high in calories", "high in sugars" and "high in saturated fats". I´m about to finish eating the vanilla ones while I write this post. I´ll finish the chocolate ones for breakfast tomorrow. When I was a child, there was just one overweight boy in my school. He must have had a health problem. We ate dessert every day (one or 2 fruits depending on the season), after a lunch that had either salad or soup to begin with (depending on the season too) and a main dish which we HAD to eat to the last spoonful. Grownups always had sentences that depended on the war that was going on in other parts of the world to make us be ashamed of leaving food while those other chidren were dying of hunger. And we could not leave bread either (there was a religious sentence for that). Yet, in spite of that huge amount of food we were slender. We ran and played with the other kids of the neighborhood as soon as we finished doing our homework. No TV and no tablets existed then. How did you play when you were young?