<p>If I told you what I keep in my fridge, I’d have to kill you…and then stuff you into my fridge with the others.</p>
<p>Mathcountser… I didn’t realize you had to go to boarding school for that. My parents stopped making me ask permission to eat when I was like 6. By eight I was cooking all my own meals anyway.</p>
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<p>Not true. My roommate didn’t eat breakfast at the cafeteria once the whole year; she always ate cereal in our room. And I just grew up in a family that eats milk with a lot of things. We’d finish half a gallon between ourselves every 4-5 days. Whomever was the last one to use it had to pay for the next one.</p>
<p>I make my own breakfast and usually lunch during the summer. Problem is, my parents are walking around in the kitchen often. I have braces right now, so no soda. I DON’T WANT BRACES!!!</p>
<p>The only mainstays of my fridge were water, milk, liquor and yogurt. Sometimes had deli meat and sometimes had leftovers, but for the most part, my fridge housed liquids.</p>
<p>I’m going to try to keep a lot of water and milk and other liquids.</p>