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Yesterday's breakfast had the usual of country potatoes, toast, coffee, and cheesy perfectly fried eggs. There was no bacon. Surprising, I know, but we were out (surprise).
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A BLT with a side of freshly cut pineapple. The cook really likes us so he added some avacado to the BLT morphing it into a BLTA. He also cut the pineapple just for us or rather me. Is it any wonder that my favorite people are those who make my meals. Life is great.
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A BLT with a side of freshly cut pineapple. The cook really likes us so he added some avacado to the BLT morphing it into a BLTA. He also cut the pineapple just for us or rather me. Is it any wonder that my favorite people are those who make my meals. Life is great.
I'm just happy the Bacon drought at the TOE's is over.
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Went inside the Chicago Board of Trade this morning; found the barber shop closed and the Danish wagon out of cinnamon rolls. In need a haircut, looking like a shaggy dog; and desperate for a cinnamon roll.
In need a haircut, looking like a shaggy dog; and desperate for a cinnamon roll.
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Shreddies...
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Thanks for the worrying, but it is not over yet which is a part of why we ate out.
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Coffee, cheese grits, sausage, and toast.
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I should have taken a picture, but my mind went into vapor lock when I saw it.
My girlfriend made me an Ovaltine based milk shake, with whip cream and home-made salted caramel sauce (left over from a recent cake) and several chocolate covered marshmallows on the whip cream.
That was breakfast and a quite tasty and filling one. Next time, a picture.
My girlfriend made me an Ovaltine based milk shake, with whip cream and home-made salted caramel sauce (left over from a recent cake) and several chocolate covered marshmallows on the whip cream.
That was breakfast and a quite tasty and filling one. Next time, a picture.
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"Honey, where's the Insulin?"
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Exactly what I was thinking. My weakness is salty foods. Honey, I need CPR!"Honey, where's the Insulin?"
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Exactly what I was thinking. My weakness is salty foods. Honey, I need CPR!
"Honey, where's the Insulin?"
My mother hated cooking and hated mornings, so the rule in our house was I could have whatever I wanted for breakfast as long as I got it myself and left my parents alone (leaving my father alone was a 24/7 rule). Hence, as a kid without breakfast rules, I had cake, cookies, sugary cereals my entire childhood. I didn't know or even think about cooking - it was all about packaged sugary stuff. Entennmann's, Hostess and I shared many a breakfast tables.
While, overall, I eat better today, a piece of cake or some candy will still serve as breakfast once or twice a week. My girlfriend - who knows all this and thinks I was raised in crazy town by the wackadoodles - was just indulging my breakfast bent as she'll do once in awhile.
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Breakfast burritos with coffee
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Wackadoodles or Snickerdoodles?
Mom too hated cooking breakfast, but Dad loved it. He would sing the whole time. It is one of my favorite memories.
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We have several pies ready to go today, so I decided there was no reason to wait as it is Thanksgiving Day. Hence, the now-missing piece from this coconut custard one was breakfast:
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oh my!
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Exactly how I felt. It put a smile on my face all day.
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Home made pumpkin bread, coffee, and Bloody Marys
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Coffee, a slice of pear/cranberry pie, and some leftover sweet potato casserole with glazed pecan topping.
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Breakfast today, see post #3214 just a bit above - I had the same thing, but today it was the last piece of that exact pie.
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A few slices of apple pie and a few cups of coffee. A breakfast like that served at Fading Fast's. A nice start for the day.
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