Posted by LJD on June 04, 2012 at 15:50:12 from (75.194.67.150):
In Reply to: Dinner and supper posted by Huskers86 on June 04, 2012 at 10:55:24:
It varies in the east coast. When I was a kid in northern New Jersey, the mid-day meal was "lunch" and evening meal was "dinner." When I later lived in northern Vermont and central New York, the mid-day meal was "dinner" and evening meal was "supper." First place I went to work in Vermont - my boss asked me if I'd brought a dinner-pail with me - and I thought he was nuts.
The original meaning of "lunch" is a light meal inbetween bigger meals. So for many, that meaning fits for mid-day. The part of my family from southern France has their big meal of the day around noon and a light meal at night. That's something I never got used to. Eat a five course meal at noon and I was pretty ruined for the rest of the day. Maybe that's why France has labor problems now?
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