shazzabanazza
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Ham and cheese croissants for brekkie tomorrow 
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Meatloaf sandwich
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Ham and eggs
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SGF's Potato Cheese Biscuits (warm from oven with really good butter):
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As usual, that looks mighty good. You are a very lucky man, but you have heard that many a time already; and knew that before you heard it.That would really go nicely with a pile of Bacon.
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I am and do - but thank you as it is always nice to hear it.
...That would really go nicely with a pile of Bacon.
It would and I would enjoy it, but I'm trying to leave a narrow opening in my arteries for blood to flow through
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I leave that space for Bacon.It would and I would enjoy it, but I'm trying to leave a narrow opening in my arteries for blood to flow through
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Bacon, cheesy fried eggs, hash browns, toast, and apple juice
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Coffee, egg and potato tacos with green chili, grape juice, more coffee, and a chocolate cupcake
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Every single day. The bumps, bruises, twists and turns are so unpredictable and the results so surprising that it just amazes when reflected on.
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Was traveling yesterday and found a great little diner where I had a chorizo omellete, home fried potatoes, toast and coffee.
Woke up in my own bed this morning. Had coffee and some leftover spaghetti.
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Woke up in my own bed this morning. Had coffee and some leftover spaghetti.
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Very well put. I totally agree.
I had a tuna melt for breakfast this morning, by the way.
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Starbucks java, and the Chicago Sun Times Dow hit yesterday.... a rather severe correction that bounced downward off Andrews' Pitchfork; Fibonacci, & Elliot.
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You had me at the green chili, but when the chocolate cupcake showed up, I began questioning the sad state of my life.
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Corned beef hash and fried eggs
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Breakfast tacos by yours truly
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Hercule
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Scrambled eggs with diced baloney in them. Just like I used to have when I was a kid.
I was catching some headlines while eating them when my wife came into the living room and asked what I had cooked because it smelled wonderful. Knowing her predilections I asked her if she was sure she really wanted to know. So I told her, eliciting a revolting reaction. She claimed to smell cinnamon and apples and spice. I have no idea what she could have smelled.
You'd think having a comfort food from your childhood would mean you'll be set for the day. Sadly no. It looks like it's going to be one of those days. All the little things add up. I hope your's turns out better.
I was catching some headlines while eating them when my wife came into the living room and asked what I had cooked because it smelled wonderful. Knowing her predilections I asked her if she was sure she really wanted to know. So I told her, eliciting a revolting reaction. She claimed to smell cinnamon and apples and spice. I have no idea what she could have smelled.
You'd think having a comfort food from your childhood would mean you'll be set for the day. Sadly no. It looks like it's going to be one of those days. All the little things add up. I hope your's turns out better.
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