The saying goes, eat link a king or queen at breakfast, a prince at lunch, and a pauper for supper. On diets, this works well in terms of calorie distribution, as opposed to a large meal late in the day that doesn't get burnt off.
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Get off my LAWN! "Grumpy Old Farts"
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The saying goes, eat link a king or queen at breakfast, a prince at lunch, and a pauper for supper. On diets, this works well in terms of calorie distribution, as opposed to a large meal late in the day that doesn't get burnt off.
What happened to the eat like a hungry person in the middle of the night (peanut butter and jelly sandwich at 2am)?
I can't eat before playing, so the time to eat is afterwards. Who ever said that poor musicians stay on good diets.
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Neglected to mention this foraged mushroom retrieved from the growers' market for a couple space bucks
I could eat breakfast anytime of the day or night. 
Home from a road trip to MO. We went to see Pop and take him to his last two cancer treatments. All done!! The cancer has responded well to the treatment and he is doing exceptionally well. Side effect will linger for a while but every day is a little better than the last. He has a follow up in about a month. Mrs GT is staying with him for a while So glad this stuff is done! 
I stopped in Memphis to see one my "Chicago" band mates from school. We reconnected a few years ago on email but I hadn't seen him since about '76. Good visit, talked about the band. He played alto sax. No, we're not getting the band back together - lol. Drove down to south central AR and spend a couple of days with another band mate. I've known him since we were about 14 yrs old. He played guitar in the band. I worked on one of his Ampeg GV22s to install a grounded power cord. No smoke or sparks or anything! It was a little scary when I removed the fuse. It had a 25A 32v automotive fuse that's probably been there since he bought the amp some years ago. Yikes. Glad I noticed that BEFORE powering up after the changes!
He gave me a late '70s Pioneer SX535 receiver that his dad bought new. It looks brand new. I told him the SX receivers of that vintage are desirable and have value. He said he won't do anything with it. I said again they are desirable and have value. He said take it. OKAY!
I stopped in Memphis to see one my "Chicago" band mates from school. We reconnected a few years ago on email but I hadn't seen him since about '76. Good visit, talked about the band. He played alto sax. No, we're not getting the band back together - lol. Drove down to south central AR and spend a couple of days with another band mate. I've known him since we were about 14 yrs old. He played guitar in the band. I worked on one of his Ampeg GV22s to install a grounded power cord. No smoke or sparks or anything! It was a little scary when I removed the fuse. It had a 25A 32v automotive fuse that's probably been there since he bought the amp some years ago. Yikes. Glad I noticed that BEFORE powering up after the changes!
He gave me a late '70s Pioneer SX535 receiver that his dad bought new. It looks brand new. I told him the SX receivers of that vintage are desirable and have value. He said he won't do anything with it. I said again they are desirable and have value. He said take it. OKAY!
PS- Any one have the Cliff notes version of the past week's activity? I ain't going back to read the drivel you guys posted in my absence. 
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PS- Any one have the Cliff notes version of the past week's activity? I ain't going back to read the drivel you guys posted in my absence.
Cliff's notes: none of here are getting any younger
Home from a road trip to MO. We went to see Pop and take him to his last two cancer treatments. All done!! The cancer has responded well to the treatment and he is doing exceptionally well. Side effect will linger for a while but every day is a little better than the last. He has a follow up in about a month. Mrs GT is staying with him for a while So glad this stuff is done!
I stopped in Memphis to see one my "Chicago" band mates from school. We reconnected a few years ago on email but I hadn't seen him since about '76. Good visit, talked about the band. He played alto sax. No, we're not getting the band back together - lol. Drove down to south central AR and spend a couple of days with another band mate. I've known him since we were about 14 yrs old. He played guitar in the band. I worked on one of his Ampeg GV22s to install a grounded power cord. No smoke or sparks or anything! It was a little scary when I removed the fuse. It had a 25A 32v automotive fuse that's probably been there since he bought the amp some years ago. Yikes. Glad I noticed that BEFORE powering up after the changes!
He gave me a late '70s Pioneer SX535 receiver that his dad bought new. It looks brand new. I told him the SX receivers of that vintage are desirable and have value. He said he won't do anything with it. I said again they are desirable and have value. He said take it. OKAY!
I could eat breakfast anytime of the day or night.
Depends on what breakfast is. I prefer porridge before I fully wake up.
I've twice bought corn and found something growing inside a cob. The next week the seller explained that it's a mushroom, it can occur with wet growing conditions. Apparently restaurants find these mushrooms desirable, they normally hold these cobs back for them. It's like a truffle.
That's their story anyway. I didn't eat them.
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Corn worms can be disconcerting to encounter.
No pooridge, here. Just the usual: eggs, sausage, lox, French toast, bagels, pancakes, etc.
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Give it back and ask them to take a bite!
There's a 24 bagel place nearby. Nothing like a hot fresh bagel with peanutbutter or creamcheese, or mozzarella.
Same goes when they are in fish.
and..........................................coffee, please
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I would happily eat an Irish breakfast come 'morn. Black pudding :: scrim smack::
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Another reason beer should never be brewed with corn
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