Yum! My lunch was Awesome, thanks to Jonathans mom!, she made a huge batch of Vegetable-Beef Stew earlier this week and had a ton left-over. Lucky for moi!! It was soo good probably the best batch of stew I’ve had in a VERY long time!! Perfectly seasoned with not too much meat!!! Just [...]
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FRiday Eats: Suprising Oatmeal!
Posted in Breakfast, Friday Eats on January 23, 2009 | 4 Comments »
This morning I was pleasantly suprised with this wonderful bowl of oatmeal!! Yum!!! Jonathan made us a delicious bowl of oats for breakfast
*Oatmeal picture to come *
Now its hard to say how much (plain white) sugar was put into this bowl but it was much appreciated none-the-less!! And it was GOOD!!
Oatmeal [...]
I *heart* salad
Posted in Friday Eats, Lunch, Uncategorized, tagged Lunch, salad, salmon on January 16, 2009 | Leave a Comment »
Lunch was so simple and good today It wasn’t what I was craving (warm soup obviously) but it was really good none-the-less especially accompanied with my lovely honeywell utility heater
I had the juiciest/sweetest orange, goldfish pretzel crackers, romaine lettuce, left-over salmon and a sprinkle of parm with basalmic vinegar!! So good! [...]
Frosty Mornings
Posted in Breakfast, Friday Eats, tagged bananas, friday, green tea, jelly, peanut butter on January 16, 2009 | 4 Comments »
I started my COLD morning with a nice toasty natural peanutbutter and jelly sandwhich with marshmellow bananas and a nice WARM cup of green tea! Hopefully this will keep me going until lunch!
I used to think people were so strange for eating bananas and milk! But I have really grown to love the [...]
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