What'd You Have For Breakfast Today?
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You can always try making your own breakfast sandwiches, or if you find you really can't give them up, try Jimmy Dean's D-Light frozen sandwiches. They're not the healthiest thing around and they're not going to be as good as McDonald's stuff, but it satisfies some of the cravings with less of the bad stuff.
!!!BACON!!!
I love weekends! If only I had champagne in the house to go with the o.j. . . .
(Kestra you're too kind! I confess I'm a little bit if a purist. Or a nut - depends on your viewpoint. If I'm going to splurge it's going to be all bad or I'll just give up and have oatmeal. I struggle finding that allegedly happy medium!)
I love weekends! If only I had champagne in the house to go with the o.j. . . .
(Kestra you're too kind! I confess I'm a little bit if a purist. Or a nut - depends on your viewpoint. If I'm going to splurge it's going to be all bad or I'll just give up and have oatmeal. I struggle finding that allegedly happy medium!)
The same thing I had for dinner last night...
Whole wheat bagel with pineapple cream cheese, red raspberry leaf and dandelion root tea, papaya... I'm trying to induce labour, LOL!
A weight watchers chicken rigatoni tv dinner and a bowl of chocolate ice cream.
A granny smith apple.
Pop Tarts.
I now have enough chemicals in me to be my own flashlight.
I now have enough chemicals in me to be my own flashlight.
It was more like brunch - but had several slices of french toast with raspberry jam around a hour ago. Very nice.
Oatmeal with dried berries (and splenda) and a glass of milk.
It's usually that, cereal and milk, or eggs (toast optional) and milk. I drink a lot of milk.
So ... a crumpet is what we in the US would call an "English muffin"? (according to google) It looks nothing like what we would call a muffin, as in a blueberry muffin.
Over 20 years ago, when I was in London with my parents, we went to Greenwich and I asked at a diner there what certain baked goods on display were. I was told "scones." But they didn't look like what we call scones here; they looked like English muffins in texture--and they were round like English muffins. Hence, I piped up "English muffins!" which got a "huh?" look from the people there. Obviously, a Yank.
It's usually that, cereal and milk, or eggs (toast optional) and milk. I drink a lot of milk.
So ... a crumpet is what we in the US would call an "English muffin"? (according to google) It looks nothing like what we would call a muffin, as in a blueberry muffin.
Over 20 years ago, when I was in London with my parents, we went to Greenwich and I asked at a diner there what certain baked goods on display were. I was told "scones." But they didn't look like what we call scones here; they looked like English muffins in texture--and they were round like English muffins. Hence, I piped up "English muffins!" which got a "huh?" look from the people there. Obviously, a Yank.
Cool Ranch Doritoes, a bag of plain M & Ms and a bottle of water.
I didn't have anything for breakfast this morning. In fact, I didn't have anything *at all* to eat until about two hours ago (frozen pizza).
2 strawberry poptarts and a cup of coffee!
James
James
A breakfast taco.
What can I say? I live in Texas.
What can I say? I live in Texas.
Tomato juice.
Pop Tarts and a diet Dr. Pepper.
Yeah, I've lost the will to live.
Yeah, I've lost the will to live.
Tomato juice.
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