SKIP breakfast!!!!!!

Andy

Andy wrote:
> SKIP breakfast!!!!!!
>
> Andy

You skip breakfast? What is the chance of that happening?

Bob

On Nov 12, 11:36*pm, Andy > wrote:
> SKIP breakfast!!!!!!

Coffee and grapefruit.....a bowl of Capt'n Crunch......slice of toast
with grape jelly......I like to live dangerously.

Bob Muncie > wrote in -
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> Andy wrote:
>> SKIP breakfast!!!!!!
>>
>> Andy
>
> You skip breakfast? What is the chance of that happening?
>
> Bob


Bob,

Slim and none and, And Slim already left.

More yogurt dipped Walker's shortbread cookies. And a tall glass of ice-
cold milk. Dammit. But what the heck? There's a "Northeaster" blowing by,
remnants of Hurricane Ida. Gotta keep on my toes. Oh and a multivitamin!

Morning news talking heads report some NJ, USA beaches are gone. This is
where the surfers should be!!!

Best,

Andy

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> On Nov 12, 11:36*pm, Andy > wrote:
>> SKIP breakfast!!!!!!
>
> Coffee and grapefruit.....a bowl of Capt'n Crunch......slice of toast
> with grape jelly......I like to live dangerously.


Hi projektilevomitchick [waving]

Kinda/sorta obvious you have a sweet tooth! Correct me if I'm wrong?

Just don't cross a black cat's path, step on sidewalk cracks and STUFF!!!
like that, for today!

Best,

Andy

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Bob Muncie > wrote:

> Andy wrote:
> > SKIP breakfast!!!!!!
> >
> > Andy
>
> You skip breakfast? What is the chance of that happening?
>
> Bob

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>,
wrote:

> On Nov 12, 11:36*pm, Andy > wrote:
> > SKIP breakfast!!!!!!
>
> Coffee and grapefruit.....a bowl of Capt'n Crunch......slice of toast
> with grape jelly......I like to live dangerously.

And high carb. ;-)
I love Capt'n Crunch cereal (with crunchberries) but have not had them
in years...

'mornin' PVC! <waves>
Not sure what I'll have for brunch today. It's too early to eat right
now. I have to work until around noon today, then I'll come home and
decide.

Probably home made sausage lettuce wraps. I've got some lovely little
romaine hearts in the 'frige.
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On Nov 13, 12:59*am, wrote:
> On Nov 12, 11:36*pm, Andy > wrote:
>
> > SKIP breakfast!!!!!!
>
> Coffee and grapefruit.....a bowl of Capt'n Crunch......slice of toast
> with grape jelly......I like to live dangerously.

Bacon, fried potatoes with chiles, eggs and avocado slices with
buttered soft wheat toast.

Wife's day off, and that's what she asked for. The avocado is in a
perfect stage of ripeness.

--Bryan

"Omelet" wrote

> Not sure what I'll have for brunch today. It's too early to eat right
> now. I have to work until around noon today, then I'll come home and
> decide.

Not here, all bases closed for 2nd day in a row. I get to work from home on
PL/SQL tutorials (grin). I'm in the Hampton Roads area of Virginia Beach,
Norfolk, Suffolk, Chesapeake, Hampton. So, mixed up some biscuits and
gravy. For the gravy I mixed 50/50 turkey sausage (local brand) and Jimmy
dean pork (medium). Pretty good.

Andy wrote:
> Morning news talking heads report some NJ, USA beaches are gone. This is
> where the surfers should be!!!
>
> Best,
>
> Andy
>

Here are some photos of the Galveston area, one year after Hurricane
Ike. The first photo shows before and after, you have to click on the
next photos to fade between before and after. You can see why they
would not let residents back on the island for a week, it was such a mess.


http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/200...icane_ike.html


Becca

Becca > wrote in
:

> Andy wrote:
>> Morning news talking heads report some NJ, USA beaches are gone. This
>> is where the surfers should be!!!
>>
>> Best,
>>
>> Andy
>>
>
> Here are some photos of the Galveston area, one year after Hurricane
> Ike. The first photo shows before and after, you have to click on the
> next photos to fade between before and after. You can see why they
> would not let residents back on the island for a week, it was such a
> mess.
>
>
> http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/200...urricane_ike.h
> tml
>
>
> Becca


Good God, Becca,

What a disaster! <made me tear up>!

Glad the cute girl playing the Les Paul guitar made it out alive. And
the couple caught in a kiss!

Best,

Andy

"l, not -l" > wrote in
:

>
> On 12-Nov-2009, Andy > wrote:
>
>> SKIP breakfast!!!!!!
>>
>> Andy
>
> Though I am not superstitious, I did decided to pretend that today is
> Cinco de Mayo and have an appropriate breakfast. Rather than the
> toasted English muffin with peanut butter, EggBeaters and banana I
> might have had, I had a breakfast burrito.
>
> Mission brand whole-grain tortilla filled with EggBeaters, diced
> Spanish chorizo, diced green chiles and cheese. Topped with a bit of
> salsa and a Daisy dollop. As always a Hottle-and-a-half of Eight
> O'Clock 100% Colombian coffee was used to open the eyelids and
> jump-start the heart.


l, not -l,

Well heck, hats off to ya to avoid the regular run-of-the-mill STUFF!!!
Being different is my favorite thing!!!

No points for coffee. I've been out of the loop for ages, but can still
taste it!

Anyway, stay OFF the sidewalk cracks. I WON'T be held responsible!

Best,

Andy

Omelet wrote:
> In article
> >,
> wrote:
>
>> On Nov 12, 11:36 pm, Andy > wrote:
>>> SKIP breakfast!!!!!!
>> Coffee and grapefruit.....a bowl of Capt'n Crunch......slice of toast
>> with grape jelly......I like to live dangerously.
>
> And high carb. ;-)
> I love Capt'n Crunch cereal (with crunchberries) but have not had them
> in years...
>
> 'mornin' PVC! <waves>
> Not sure what I'll have for brunch today. It's too early to eat right
> now. I have to work until around noon today, then I'll come home and
> decide.
>
> Probably home made sausage lettuce wraps. I've got some lovely little
> romaine hearts in the 'frige.

You have such strange hours for work at times... I would not know what
to suggest for a meal, other than to say just have whatever you are in
the mood for. Having a well stocked fridge, even when just cooking for
yourself has it's merits.

I'm having pretty regular hours now, but I remember when I didn't. I
also remember the restaurants were closed when I was in the mood for
specific things that are normally only available from around 11am ~ 12am.

Bob

"cshenk" > wrote in
:

> "Omelet" wrote
>
>> Not sure what I'll have for brunch today. It's too early to eat right
>> now. I have to work until around noon today, then I'll come home and
>> decide.
>
> Not here, all bases closed for 2nd day in a row.


LOL!! Great time to invade America :-)


Same Same over here....... if anyone wants to invade Australia, do it on a
Wednesday afternoon...... sports afternoon for the Military :-)


--
Peter Lucas
Brisbane
Australia


If we are not meant to eat animals,
why are they made of meat?

Becca > wrote in :


>
>
> http://www.boston.com/bigpicture/200...icane_ike.html
>
>
> Becca


Great pics!!

I looked at the "Island" shot and though, OK, that's an Island (High
Island)..... till the water subsided and it's actually a hill amidst a
swamp/marsh(??)!!

Betcha the mozzies are a PITA there!!


--
Peter Lucas
Brisbane
Australia


If we are not meant to eat animals,
why are they made of meat?

On Nov 13, 5:47*am, Andy > wrote:
> wrote in news:0f7ece32-8969-4653-9ed0-
> :
>
> > On Nov 12, 11:36*pm, Andy > wrote:
> >> SKIP breakfast!!!!!!
>
> > Coffee and grapefruit.....a bowl of Capt'n Crunch......slice of toast
> > with grape jelly......I like to live dangerously.
>
> Hi projektilevomitchick [waving]
>
> Kinda/sorta obvious you have a sweet tooth! Correct me if I'm wrong?
>
> Just don't cross a black cat's path, step on sidewalk cracks and STUFF!!!
> like that, for today!
>

Nah, I'm not superstitious. I'm gonna have the same thing tomorrow
morning.

In article >,
Bob Muncie > wrote:

> You have such strange hours for work at times... I would not know what
> to suggest for a meal, other than to say just have whatever you are in
> the mood for. Having a well stocked fridge, even when just cooking for
> yourself has it's merits.

I eat whatever I'm in the mood for and is available in the freezer or
'frige. ;-) I have no rules for breakfast foods!
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Omelet wrote:
> In article >,
> Bob Muncie > wrote:
>
>> You have such strange hours for work at times... I would not know what
>> to suggest for a meal, other than to say just have whatever you are in
>> the mood for. Having a well stocked fridge, even when just cooking for
>> yourself has it's merits.
>
> I eat whatever I'm in the mood for and is available in the freezer or
> 'frige. ;-) I have no rules for breakfast foods!

One thing I know many people don't consider... Variety even for your
meals are a good thing in life.

Breakfast traditional for dinner? Dinner reheats for breakfast? That is
a good thing.

Bob

In article >,
Bob Muncie > wrote:

> Omelet wrote:
> > In article >,
> > Bob Muncie > wrote:
> >
> >> You have such strange hours for work at times... I would not know what
> >> to suggest for a meal, other than to say just have whatever you are in
> >> the mood for. Having a well stocked fridge, even when just cooking for
> >> yourself has it's merits.
> >
> > I eat whatever I'm in the mood for and is available in the freezer or
> > 'frige. ;-) I have no rules for breakfast foods!
>
> One thing I know many people don't consider... Variety even for your
> meals are a good thing in life.
>
> Breakfast traditional for dinner? Dinner reheats for breakfast? That is
> a good thing.
>
> Bob

Absofrigginlootely. :-)
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