Prompt: Different cultures have different customs surrounding food and eating. Describe a food-related custom you grew up with or have experienced. How does this custom reflect your family's values or cultural background?

 Prompt: We had a little rhyme for kids to keep their elbows off the table "Grandma Zula strong and able, get your elbows off the table". This shows the table manners that were conditioned in my family. My grandpa used to say that my great grandma would smack your elbows with a butter knife if you put them up on the table. 


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