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91ȱ Southern Counties Radio
People in story:
Pat Assender (nee Lovell)
Location of story:
Royal Free Hospital, London
Background to story:
Civilian Force
Article ID:
A5940236
Contributed on:
28 September 2005

Food was not very good in the hospital. We would have a lot of Pease Pudding — a kind of mush made of split peas. The maid had put the pease pudding on to cook and I went out into the kitchen to serve the meal. I put the pudding onto the plates and what I thought was the gravy into a gravyboat and served this to my patient. Afterwards the maid asked “Who has taken my cocoa?” I had served the cocoa with the pease pudding — it must have tasted horrible! However the man asked for second helpings so it couldn’t have been so bad.

This story was entered on The People's War Website by Stuart Ross on behalf of Pat Assender. Pat fully understands the site's terms and conditions.

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