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Coffee & oatmeal
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Coffee, lots and lots of coffee. :lol:
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Cakes and sandwiches soon.
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Some cheese and tomato crackers.
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Sunflower seeds, almonds. Figs. Dates.camembert w/poppy seed matzo crackers...
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A buttered Croissant and hot coffee..
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I had a chicken sandwich and a Japanese dish called oden. Weird combo.
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Fresh citrus fruit salad...
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A Riblet Platter, which has spare ribs, coleslaw and onion rings /Iced Tea. So messy and delicious.
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Do riblets come from piglets? Poor little piglets. :(

(Not really. I'm a huge meatosaurus too! ;) )
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Last night I had a Steak with a potato and I was drinking a Pepsi. :D 8) :lol: :oops: :roll: :shock: :lol: :lol: :o :roll: :snooty:
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Tamales with salad and a Coke.
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Ginger lemon tea w/cranberry date nut loaf bread...
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Lady Grey Tea...wheat toast and a half a red grapefruit.
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I had mint tea and a bacon sandwich not so long ago. I think I'll make some Lady Grey now, though :)
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