Breakfast - What you eat

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Re: Breakfast - What you eat

Postby A Mum » Fri Sep 26, 2008 3:10 pm

Booney wrote:I have just,and I mean today just,finished a bathroom renovation that included concrete floor coming up,ceiling out then refloored and tiled with all the trimmings.This has taken about 3 weeks,in the meantime I have been going about 3k's each morning to my Mums house for shower,shave,sh.....you know what I mean.Anyway,I have had a brekky slave who has been prepared to cook whatever I desire and now come Monday I will return to my Vegemite on toast and no more eggs or pancakes for me during the week... :(


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Re: Breakfast - What you eat

Postby silicone skyline » Fri Sep 26, 2008 3:10 pm

A Mum wrote:
Booney wrote:I have just,and I mean today just,finished a bathroom renovation that included concrete floor coming up,ceiling out then refloored and tiled with all the trimmings.This has taken about 3 weeks,in the meantime I have been going about 3k's each morning to my Mums house for shower,shave,sh.....you know what I mean.Anyway,I have had a brekky slave who has been prepared to cook whatever I desire and now come Monday I will return to my Vegemite on toast and no more eggs or pancakes for me during the week... :(


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Re: Breakfast - What you eat

Postby Q. » Fri Sep 26, 2008 3:51 pm

Constance_Perm wrote:
silicone skyline wrote:For eight bucks you would hope so. I need to tame my mrs into a domesticated breakfast slave. She doesn't eat breakfast, so this will be a tough one. Anyone out there have a breakfast slave?


Im the breakfast (and lunch and dinner) bitch in our house :oops:


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Re: Breakfast - What you eat

Postby A Mum » Fri Sep 26, 2008 4:20 pm

silicone skyline wrote:
A Mum wrote:
Booney wrote:I have just,and I mean today just,finished a bathroom renovation that included concrete floor coming up,ceiling out then refloored and tiled with all the trimmings.This has taken about 3 weeks,in the meantime I have been going about 3k's each morning to my Mums house for shower,shave,sh.....you know what I mean.Anyway,I have had a brekky slave who has been prepared to cook whatever I desire and now come Monday I will return to my Vegemite on toast and no more eggs or pancakes for me during the week...


Ahhhh good old mums :D


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Re: Breakfast - What you eat

Postby silicone skyline » Fri Sep 26, 2008 4:38 pm

Do you make breakfast mum?
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Re: Breakfast - What you eat

Postby Brock Landers » Fri Sep 26, 2008 4:40 pm

Booney wrote:I have been going about 3k's each morning to my Mums house


A bit of a morning jog always helps the metabolism hey Booney :wink:

I'm a cereal and juice fan myself.
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Re: Breakfast - What you eat

Postby A Mum » Fri Sep 26, 2008 4:41 pm

silicone skyline wrote:Do you make breakfast mum?


Ummm 8-[ ... nope :lol: Does fathers day count?? :wink:

Mine are old enough to get it themselves... but I do believe that when they have all grown up and left home that if they came back to visit and it was breakfast time... then yes... I would make them breakfast :D
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Re: Breakfast - What you eat

Postby silicone skyline » Fri Sep 26, 2008 4:47 pm

Brock Landers wrote:
Booney wrote:I have been going about 3k's each morning to my Mums house


A bit of a morning jog always helps the metabolism hey Booney :wink:

I'm a cereal and juice fan myself.


I hear about all these cereal eaters, what cereal exactly?
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Re: Breakfast - What you eat

Postby Brock Landers » Fri Sep 26, 2008 4:48 pm

silicone skyline wrote:
Brock Landers wrote:
Booney wrote:I have been going about 3k's each morning to my Mums house


A bit of a morning jog always helps the metabolism hey Booney :wink:

I'm a cereal and juice fan myself.


I hear about all these cereal eaters, what cereal exactly?


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Re: Breakfast - What you eat

Postby saintal » Fri Sep 26, 2008 6:59 pm

Tends to vary a bit...crumpets, museli, wheat-bix, other sugar loaded crap,
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Re: Breakfast - What you eat

Postby JAS » Fri Sep 26, 2008 7:15 pm

The saying goes "breakfast like a king, lunch like a prince and dine like a pauper" and apparently that is the best approach but like most I don't stick to it.

Have never been able to face food first thing so I don't do breakfast. I wait a few hours and have brunch...varies depending on mood etc but usually something like sesame crispbread with strong cheddar and some homemade chutney unless I'm meeting up with a mate and then we go somewhere for an all day breakfast fry-up...egg, bacon, sausage, fried bread etc etc etc etc the works...but only because it's a treat and we rarely eat fried food at home.

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