Breakfast was?

l, not -l said...

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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

I finished off the last of the crumbled roast beef, scrambled up with two
scrambled eggs served open faced on a plain English muffin with Processed
American Cheese Food Product and two tall glasses of "stirred up myself!"
chocolate milk.

Andy

Dave Smith <[email hidden]>
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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.

There were always big parties after the shows I participated in. Lots of
nibbly type food also. Lots of crudite' and small sandwiches etc. Sort of
like a big happy hour.

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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.

2 things I learned early on. 1) Never drink and ride and 2) Never wear
rings, bracelets or necklaces when riding. I was barrel racing one
saturday afternoon. I had a couple of drinks someone had stashed in their
trailer. Naturally I fell and my ring and bracelet got caught on the
saddle. Broke my wrist and almost lost a finger. Never again... ever.

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

LOL... you are evil 😉

Ob Breakfast:

A banana/blueberry smoothie along with a piece of whole wheat toast and a
few strawberries (frozen and thawed).

Michael

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Andy q said:

I finished off the last of the crumbled roast beef, scrambled up with two
scrambled eggs served open faced on a plain English muffin with Processed
American Cheese Food Product and two tall glasses of "stirred up myself!"
chocolate milk.

Andy

Haven't had breakfast yet. Getting ready to load up my car and check
out, and then go find some breakfast. Then heading down the road to
Memphis!!!!!!!

Jill, if you read this, I am leaving within the half hour. 😉

Christine

Christine Dabney said...

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Andy q said:

I finished off the last of the crumbled roast beef, scrambled up with two
scrambled eggs served open faced on a plain English muffin with Processed
American Cheese Food Product and two tall glasses of "stirred up

myself!"

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chocolate milk.

Andy

Haven't had breakfast yet. Getting ready to load up my car and check
out, and then go find some breakfast. Then heading down the road to
Memphis!!!!!!!

Jill, if you read this, I am leaving within the half hour. 😉

Christine

DON'T FORGET THE WILLIE NELSON CASSETTE TAPE!!!?

Happy trails!

Just leave Memphis as you found it, OK?

Andy

"Christine Dabney" <[email hidden]> wrote

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Haven't had breakfast yet. Getting ready to load up my car and check
out, and then go find some breakfast. Then heading down the road to
Memphis!!!!!!!

Jill, if you read this, I am leaving within the half hour. 😉

Have a great trip, Christine!!

nancy

cereal, yogurt, cranberry-raspberry juice

On Mon, 26 Mar 2007 04:31:46 -0500, Andy <q> rummaged among random
neurons and opined:

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Cottage Cheese and a can of V-8.

Over-bloated from Waffle Days. 🙁

T.G.I.M.

You?

A can of 7-Up and a slice of cold left over pizza. I was in a hurry,
okay?

Terry "Squeaks" Pulliam Burd

--
"Most vigitaryans I iver see looked enough like their food to be
classed as cannybals."

Finley Peter Dunne (1900)

To reply, replace "spaminator" with "cox"

Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

Dave Smith <[email hidden]>
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>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.

There were always big parties after the shows I participated in. Lots of
nibbly type food also. Lots of crudite' and small sandwiches etc. Sort of
like a big happy hour.

Quoted message said:

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.

2 things I learned early on. 1) Never drink and ride and 2) Never wear
rings, bracelets or necklaces when riding. I was barrel racing one
saturday afternoon. I had a couple of drinks someone had stashed in their
trailer. Naturally I fell and my ring and bracelet got caught on the
saddle. Broke my wrist and almost lost a finger. Never again... ever.

Heh. My flyball club did a demo during intermission at a local equine
event. We ran the dogs then offered to let members of the audience try
it out. Nothing like trying to tell some drunken cowboy how to run a
ballistic border collie...

"No, look, grab his harness with your right hand..."

"No, your other right... Okay. Don't lean over him like that, he'll
throw his head back and hit you in the nose.

Keep your face back!

Oh. Heh. Sorry."

Kathleen <[email hidden]>
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Heh. My flyball club did a demo during intermission at a local equine
event. We ran the dogs then offered to let members of the audience
try it out. Nothing like trying to tell some drunken cowboy how to
run a ballistic border collie...

Border collies... I love them. My mutt missy is chow and border collie
mix. Boy... is she a handful. A border collie lives down the street. It's
a scream watching the dog herd the three tykes it owns around the block. It
is sooooo funny. Cody (dog) will herd them to the side of the street when
a car comes by then stand between them and the car. It's his job 😉

Michael

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“The age of your children is a key factor in how quickly you are served in
a restaurant. We once had a waiter in Canada who said, "Could I get you
your check?" and we answered, "How about the menu first?"”
~Erma Bombeck

Michael \'Dog3\' Lonergan said:

Kathleen <[email hidden]>
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Heh. My flyball club did a demo during intermission at a local equine
event. We ran the dogs then offered to let members of the audience
try it out. Nothing like trying to tell some drunken cowboy how to
run a ballistic border collie...

Border collies... I love them. My mutt missy is chow and border collie
mix. Boy... is she a handful. A border collie lives down the street. It's
a scream watching the dog herd the three tykes it owns around the block. It
is sooooo funny. Cody (dog) will herd them to the side of the street when
a car comes by then stand between them and the car. It's his job 😉

Michael

We have Mollie the Border Collie ( a Humane Society turn-in) and her
self-imposed job is to scare the birds out of the bird feeder every
morning. The birds fly into the tree ferns with Mollie waiting below.
She then decides to do other jobs and the birds fly down. Every
single morning. It sometimes reminds us that the birds haven't been
fed😉 as she hops around under neath..

They need to herd, but Mollie does it aerially. What a trip.

aloha,
beans

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Michael 'Dog3' Lonergan said:

Kathleen <[email hidden]>
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Heh. My flyball club did a demo during intermission at a local equine
event. We ran the dogs then offered to let members of the audience
try it out. Nothing like trying to tell some drunken cowboy how to
run a ballistic border collie...

Border collies... I love them. My mutt missy is chow and border collie
mix. Boy... is she a handful. A border collie lives down the street. It's
a scream watching the dog herd the three tykes it owns around the block. It
is sooooo funny. Cody (dog) will herd them to the side of the street when
a car comes by then stand between them and the car. It's his job 😉

I've got two BCs and a JRT. It is an active household to say the least.
Both breeds need a job and develop various weirdnesses when
under-employed.