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What's For Breakfast...

Gregg Axley

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Same here. Years ago a few co-workers once gave me a good-natured hard time about ordering a cheeseburger from the morning break truck. "You can't eat something like that for breakfast!" My response was, "Why not? My stomach doesn't know what time of day it is." :D

What, were you the gent sitting at the next table? That's exactly what I washed it down with! Years ago I discovered beer and greasy foods don't coexist well in my stomach, and since I wanted to retain the meal...well, you get the idea. [huh]
I can see that.
No my pancakes were not made from cauliflower.
They were made from ground almonds.
More protein than carbs, which IMHO is better for you.
If I had blueberries in the fridge, I would have had blueberry pancakes. :D
 

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Coffee, Vivaldi's Violin Concerti in D Major, Op. 8, No. 11; and Existential Hero; Albert Camus,
Smithsonian October 2013.:coffee:
 

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Coffee, omelet, Schubert's Standchen, and The Tell-Tale Artist; Edgar Allan Poe turns 200 by Brooke Allen;
The Standard, September 28, 2009. :coffee:
 
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Coffee, Artie Shaw's Begin the Beguine, and Joyce Carol Oates' review of Rebecca Mead's My Life in Middlemarch,
New York Times Sunday Book Review January 23, 2014 :coffee:
 

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Coffee, Glenn Miller's Moonlight Serenade, and Rohan Maitzen's Open Letters review of My Life in Middlemarch;
which seemingly dovetails Joyce Carol Oates' New York Times advocatus diaboli.:coffee:
 
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