Supper is served; the menu is drama, fantasy, guilt, hope and insight. In what order do you eat them and why?

Question

And how do they taste, look, smell and feel.?
How is your appetite?

Answer 1

The order seems the natural progression of the meal...

Hope: crisp fresh garden salad with bright colorful veggies, light raspberry vinaigrette dressing, fresh parmesan... Delicious! I ate it all.

Guilt: thick cut of lamb steak cooked medium-well ... It tastes sooo good, but I filled up on Hope and want to save room for Fantasy. I should cut back on red meat anyway.

Drama: the mysterious side dish... too bitter for me. I avoid it.

Insight: sweet fragrant kirsch wine… sipping throughout the meal. Helps the others go down better and keeps me in good spirits.

Fantasy: Hot out of the oven brownie with French vanilla ice-cream, drizzled with raspberry sauce, and topped with whipped cream and dark chocolate shavings. Wow!

Great meal, Lavida! I should eat with you more often. I think I ate too much. I'm definitely stuffed… time for a nap. Thank you!

Answer 2

Open with fantasy, to whet the appetite. It smells like arroz con habichuelas and tastes like pastelillos. Next, serve up the drama, a good, hearty broth. Tastes like beef stew, with onions (might make you cry) and peppers (cause the story is just starting to jump off). When you can't take any more, cleanse the pallet with a nice glass of hope. It tastes clean, and fresh, like mango juice but it's got a kick like bacardi 151. Follow that up with the second course, guilt. A good dose of reality to bring us back down from the drunkenness of hope. Guilt is a tough piece of steak, thick and chewy, juicy but so much you have to, eventually, push away from the table and say, "No más." There's just a little room left for some down home, country style, sticky and sweet, pecan pie. All the insight you need, you'll find in a good pecan pie.

Thanks for the question. It was good to the last bite.

I'm full.

Answer 3

cool question...


my order: fantasy, drama, guilt, insight and hope.


the fantasy opens u up to the story, the drama grasps u and gives u a taste of whats going on, the guilt is caused by the drama making u side with specific characters, the insight is for why ur guilt is either right or wrong and the hope for the everything to turn out ok...(human nature!)

Answer 4

Hello my love

I would eat them almost in the order given. Start with a bit of drama, for all the world is a stage and we come into it screaming. It all starts with a bit of drama doesn't it and my drama is a hearty soup that sustains me, but it's not too filling.

When the drama gets to much we need some fantasy to escape to, some sweet exotic treat to inspire us, but this of course leads to guilt, that great big leafy green salad of guilt that we hope will purify us.

Insight is the main meal, like rare steak that bleeds a little.

And when it has all been ingested and you can't eat another bite there is always room for a little hope. Sweet and decadent hope which is offered like a bribe.

mmm

Answer 5

I would ask for the Insight first -- that way , I would then know what is coming next , and probably have the Hope next , & Fantasy for dessert , skipping Drama altogether , and leave the table without Guilt !
( I chose Insight first because there have been dinners which , had I had Insight , I would never have attended ! )

Answer 6

Fantastic setting
Never Never Land


Menu

Fantasy soup with fantasia dollops and porcupine mushrooms

Hopele salad with sweet raisins wild rice and roasted pine nuts

Dramaticaly overcooked fish really tough to chew on

Really curious to see what's insight that rolled crepe, looks delicious.

I'll stick the the guilt-free angel food cake for desert.

Now so so full, thanks for the invite. Appetite still great. Will NEVER pass an invitation to dinner :-)

After having served so many great
meals, I hope you'll still stick around to serve some more






AFTER YOU have PAID for the bill :-)

Bunshees of smiles :-)



edit
having seen that I've been having dinner with enki and spiritmind in the same room.......well...
I think I'll go duck under the table lol
kisses to all

Answer 7

eat guilt first, then drama. Get those out of the way. Then, eat fantasy because it is not real, but a nice dream, hope and insight for dessert, because they will taste the sweetest and take out the bitterness of the guilt and drama.

Answer 8

The appetizer is fantasy, and it is so delicious and sweet. The main entree' is hope, served in a small portions. On the side is a salad of drama..with a dressing of guilt.. For dessert, It's a slice of insight... This seems to me to be the original entree of life

Answer 9

I want to eat fantasy, then hope, insight, drama and guilt...guilt seems to be the heaviest to bear...Fantasy tastes sweet, hope smells like candies, insight is a bit bitter, but necessary, drama is tough to stand, but real...guilt is heavy...I think...

Answer 10

First course-I hope everyone has washed their hands
2nd-insight aka the aromas in the air
3rd-drama over who gets the "best" piece
4th- guilty because I couldn't finish my plate
5th-fantasize that someone else will do the dishes
6th-romantic tease of a dessert waiting to be devoured
7th-mystery leftovers for tomorrow
8th-science fiction size heartburn
9th-bigraphical log-star date.....