Re: Cold breakfast options?

On 14 Dec 2004 10:56:37 GMT, Acertaingirl <[email hidden]>

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Quoted message said:

I must say that your coworker is a disgusting control freak.

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I must say that I agree. Geeze, I could see if you brought curry or
something
and nuked it, but freakin' eggs and hot dogs??
Is she your boss or something? If not, I'd tell her to stuff it!

Actually, I don't smell anything from hotdogs or eggs, but then she's
always commenting on smells, so I probably don't have the nose she does.

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Bob in CT

Lo-carb baked beans.

Bob Mauri wrote:
|| Actually, I don't smell anything from hotdogs or eggs, but then she's
|| always commenting on smells, so I probably don't have the nose she
|| does.

She probably just doesn't like to smell anything and decides to be an
[censored] when she does.

<|| Actually, I don't smell anything from hotdogs or eggs, but then she's
|| always commenting on smells, so I probably don't have the nose she
|| does.>>

She sounds nuts!

On 16 Dec 2004 11:44:14 GMT, Acertaingirl <[email hidden]>

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<|| Actually, I don't smell anything from hotdogs or eggs, but then she's
|| always commenting on smells, so I probably don't have the nose she
|| does.>>

She sounds nuts!

That might be true. It's hard to know -- I really won't know for years.

--
Bob in CT

I like ricotta cheese mixed with whatever I've got around and a little
splenda. It's fast and yummy.

"heartha" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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I like ricotta cheese mixed with whatever I've got around and a little
splenda. It's fast and yummy.

I've had ricotta and cocoa when I wanted something chocolatey, and last
night I had ricotta with a teaspoon of sf jelly. It's very filling for just
a small amount. Cottage cheese with spenda and some sliced strawberries
makes a good quick breakfast...for me, I consider it a dessert.

Lisa
208/162.5/145-150
High weight in 2004: 228
Low-carb since June 2004