No discussion of hospital food would be complete without talking about Jello. As a child and young teen, my sister was in the hospital quite frequently for an ongoing medical problem. She was so jello-ed up that afterwards, she did not want to ever see another cup, bowl or saucer of the jiggly stuff again.
I was surfing around and found a few 80s Jello commercials online for your viewing nostalgia. I came to the realization that the problem with the “new generation” of kids is that as adults we just don’t know how to handle them. If we only followed Bill Cosby’s lead, we would have known to go back to the child rearing philosophy that a Jello Pudding Pop quickly resolves any unruly behavior.
If only Mr. Cosby would have been hired as Police Chief in a major US City.
Click Here to see why:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Iq3m6CoUhoo
However, on a serious note. The children of the 70s and early 80s now have children of their own. Due to all of the sugar saturation, just like an infant of a drug using mother can be born addicted, the infants of the new millenia have been born half with an addiction to sugar, and half with total immunity so no amount of Jello Pudding Pops could get through to them.
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