Why “Doing Without” Might Be the Game-Changer Your Business Is Ignoring—And How Going Without Could Cost You Everything
There would be bread maybe, but little else. At least not for the children.
“Sometimes I’d have salt and pepper sandwiches,” my dad confided.
Was his story credible? Honestly I’ve no idea.
My dad is long gone and my grandmother rustled up those spartan provisions either during or right after World War 2. Rationing was still in effect, and my dad’s claim sounds both plausible and like the punchline to an old joke.
What I don’t doubt though was that life could be tough for them. The family lived in the poorer part of town and both parents did various physical jobs.
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