Breakfast was?

not -l said:

- cooked on stop top for a while then moved to broiler to finish

oops - cooked on stove top...
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Andy q said:

Er, uhm...

What's a stop top?? <G>

Uhm, er...
A typo. <sigh>; in my defense, I had only had two cups of coffee when I
typed that. I'm all better nwo ;-)
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Andy said:

Cottage Cheese and a can of V-8.
Over-bloated from Waffle Days. 🙁
T.G.I.M.

You?

It's 17 years I don't have breakfast, just a coffee and a cigarette.
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Andy said:

Cottage Cheese and a can of V-8.

Over-bloated from Waffle Days. 🙁

T.G.I.M.

You?

Andy

A glass of cranberry-raspberry juice.

kili

Andy q said:

Cottage Cheese and a can of V-8.

Over-bloated from Waffle Days. 🙁

T.G.I.M.

You?

Andy

Tea with milk, cereal, brown sugar, banana, and milk.
And 2 small pieces of almond paste....

maxine in ri

margaret suran said:

Good Morning. I am on my third cup of black coffee.

Yay, Margaret's here!!

Breakfast this morning was last night's leftover mashed potatoes
combined with egg and cheddar and jack cheeses, made into pancakes,
and fried in butter. Oh, my, was it good.

Serene

Serene-O-Matic said:

margaret suran said:

Good Morning. I am on my third cup of black coffee.

Yay, Margaret's here!!

Breakfast this morning was last night's leftover mashed potatoes
combined with egg and cheddar and jack cheeses, made into pancakes,
and fried in butter. Oh, my, was it good.

Serene

Good for you, Serene. My usual breakfast is my share of the leftovers,
while my wife (who insists on a *real* breakfast) takes her share to
work for lunch.

I once wrote a restaurant review of a place that had Sunday brunch,
leading with, "Ours is a mixed marriage." She could have hot or cold
cereal, etc., and I could get fried chicken or chicken fried steak,
etc. It was a chain called Home Town Buffet, and I'm sorry they didn't
survive here more than 4-5 years.

David

Serene-O-Matic said:

margaret suran said:

Good Morning. I am on my third cup of black coffee.

Yay, Margaret's here!!

Breakfast this morning was last night's leftover mashed potatoes
combined with egg and cheddar and jack cheeses, made into pancakes,
and fried in butter. Oh, my, was it good.

Serene

MMMM! Mashed potato pancakes!

"Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Cottage Cheese and a can of V-8.

Over-bloated from Waffle Days. 🙁

T.G.I.M.

You?

Andy

3 eggs over medium with 2 slices of Costco American cheese slices.

Atkins.

Dimitri

Michael \'Dog3\' Lonergan said:

Ordinarily I'm not sore from riding unless I fall from taking a jump.
OTOH, I'm trying to learn Dressage on my friend's horse, which is trained
in it. I'm using muscles I did not even know existed 😉 It's a good sore
though. Eventually I would like to train my horse on some of the Dressage
techniques. I think just about any horse benefits from this type of
training.

I realize that dressage is a lot harder than it looks, one of the real
tricks being to make it look effortless. Having a few years of lessons
under my belt I now find dressage shows slightly more interesting that
watching paint dry, but probably a lot more interesting to do.

One thing I have learned from attending hunter jumper shows and dressage
shows, the food is a lot more interesting at the dressage shows.

dtwright37 said:

Serene-O-Matic said:

margaret suran wrote:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Good Morning. I am on my third cup of black coffee.

Quoted message said:

Yay, Margaret's here!!

Quoted message said:

Breakfast this morning was last night's leftover mashed potatoes
combined with egg and cheddar and jack cheeses, made into pancakes,
and fried in butter. Oh, my, was it good.

Quoted message said:

Serene

Good for you, Serene. My usual breakfast is my share of the leftovers,
while my wife (who insists on a *real* breakfast) takes her share to
work for lunch.

I once wrote a restaurant review of a place that had Sunday brunch,
leading with, "Ours is a mixed marriage." She could have hot or cold
cereal, etc., and I could get fried chicken or chicken fried steak,
etc. It was a chain called Home Town Buffet, and I'm sorry they didn't
survive here more than 4-5 years.

David

We have one up here. Reminds me of the school cafeteria, with more
choices. To each their own.

maxine in ri

Dave Smith <[email hidden]>
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Having a few years of lessons
under my belt I now find dressage shows slightly more interesting that
watching paint dry, but probably a lot more interesting to do.

It is. Watching dressage is dullsville. OTOH, the skill of both horse and
rider is what is being judged. To casual spectators dressage must be a
real snoozer 😉

Quoted message said:

One thing I have learned from attending hunter jumper shows and
dressage shows, the food is a lot more interesting at the dressage
shows.

The booze is better at the hunter jumper shows 😉

Michael <- 2 fingers neat please

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hey! Hey!! HEY!!!

Do you talk to your horse with that mouth??????

Oh no. My horse gets low, soothing whispers from me.

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There are kids present!!!

Tough [censored] 😉

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I'm gueszing.

Don't make me call you a BUM!!!

Like I haven't been called much worse 😉

Michael

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In article said:

Cottage Cheese and a can of V-8.

Over-bloated from Waffle Days. 🙁

T.G.I.M.

You?

Peach Yogurt

Jerry Sauk said:

"Andy" <q> wrote in messagenews:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Cottage Cheese and a can of V-8.

Quoted message said:

Over-bloated from Waffle Days. 🙁

Quoted message said:

T.G.I.M.

Quoted message said:

You?

Quoted message said:

Andy

Breakfast for me was at 1:30 PM, it was a supersized Big Mac meal w/coke,a
small coffee (black)
plus an extra quarter pounder.  Then for dessert over to jo-to-go for a
mocha.

I'm not a regular poster here, I just checked in to spy on someone who is,
and maybe balance this thread a little.  🙂

Peace,

Jerry

My breakfast was a lot more boring, English Muffin, toasted, with
Peanut Butter( crunchy) and OJ , washed down with several cups of
coffee.

Rosie

"Andy" <q> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...

Quoted message said:

Cottage Cheese and a can of V-8.

Over-bloated from Waffle Days. 🙁

T.G.I.M.

You?

Andy

Breakfast for me was at 1:30 PM, it was a supersized Big Mac meal w/coke, a
small coffee (black)
plus an extra quarter pounder. Then for dessert over to jo-to-go for a
mocha.

I'm not a regular poster here, I just checked in to spy on someone who is,
and maybe balance this thread a little. 🙂

Peace,

Jerry

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Michael \'Dog3\' Lonergan said:

Dave Smith <[email hidden]>
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Sore from horseback riding? You need to do it more often. We had a
new rider in our class yesterday. She hd taken lessons before and was
getting back into it. She was starting to feel it by the end of the
lesson. Breakfast after my lesson was two strips of crisp bacon and
blueberry buttermilk pancakes. This morning I was back to my standard
weekday breakfast... oatmeal.

Ordinarily I'm not sore from riding unless I fall from taking a jump.
OTOH, I'm trying to learn Dressage on my friend's horse, which is trained
in it. I'm using muscles I did not even know existed 😉 It's a good sore
though. Eventually I would like to train my horse on some of the Dressage
techniques. I think just about any horse benefits from this type of
training.

Are you sure you're using that dressage whip on an equine? 😉

Michael \'Dog3\' Lonergan said:

It is. Watching dressage is dullsville. OTOH, the skill of both horse and
rider is what is being judged. To casual spectators dressage must be a
real snoozer 😉

It sure was for me before I got into riding. I had no idea what was going
on.

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

One thing I have learned from attending hunter jumper shows and
dressage shows, the food is a lot more interesting at the dressage
shows.

The booze is better at the hunter jumper shows 😉

Booze? What booze. The only time I have ever seen booze at a hunter jumper
show is at the end of very long days. Out barn hosts a Trillium and a
Challenge show. I always help out. I usually spend two days and two
evenings helping get ready for it, and then two days working on it. After
about 12 hours of show we have a chance to kick back and the owner brings
out food and beer.

I do not drink and ride. A few years ago my son came home for a visit and
brought his new girlfriend. I had a few beers before my 6 pm lesson and was
planning to be home by 7:30 and we would have a nice dinner. That was the
night I got thrown and broke a collar bone.

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Michael <- 2 fingers neat please

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"Andy" babbled:

Quoted message said:

Cottage Cheese and a can of V-8.

Over-bloated from Waffle Days. 🙁

T.G.I.M.

You?

Andy

Bacon, eggs and cheese sandwich on whole wheat toast.
Big, ice cold glass of fresh (last night) squeezed OJ
" " " " of milk.

BOB

Yesterday said:

Cottage Cheese and a can of V-8.

Over-bloated from Waffle Days. 🙁

T.G.I.M.

You?

Andy

Today's b'fast was:
- sage pork sausage (2 small patties)
- nut bran muffins, with a smear of neufchatel
- scrambled eggs with diced green chiles
- 100% Columbian coffee
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