What are ye eatin'? (NOW WITH DRINKING!!!)

ArtyC

Red wine, Vietnamese rolls with a peanut dip, wine, prawn red curry, wine..... gin, gin,gin, giiiiiiNNN

molly09

Whocanibe wrote: »

Cup of tea now with a few chocolate mikado. I can't stop eating today, I'm having this and wondering what I'll have next.

Well there must have been something in the air, I was like a bottomless pit all day!

Rows Grower

Grandeeod wrote: »

Nope. Big hoops of Spanish Onion.

Tasty.

On my third espresso having just finished off a bowl of porridge which in itself was like a small job because I made too much of it and wouldn't let it beat me.

Graces7

Whocanibe wrote: »

Cup of tea now with a few chocolate mikado. I can't stop eating today, I'm having this and wondering what I'll have next.

Never heard of CHOCOLATE Mickadoo...

Whocanibe

Graces7 wrote: »

Never heard of CHOCOLATE Mickadoo...

You should try them...delicious:)

Having a coffee and toast.

Graces7

Whocanibe wrote: »

You should try them...delicious:)

Having a coffee and toast.

Never seen them either

Managed coffee...food and I are aliens just now so I will remain a happy observer.. Maybe make mushy pea soup later..

Whocanibe

Graces7 wrote: »

Never seen them either

Just normal Mikado biscuits covered in chocolate.

Soup and brown bread for lunch.

ginandtonicsky

Eating a Twirl. Twirls are great. So chocolatey. Dipping it into a coffee and listening to piano music on my phone and staring out at the rain.

Very productive day in the office :pac:

Sephiroth_dude

Mushroom soup for lunch....I went on a trip.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Lemon meringue pie and coffee.

tara73

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Mushroom soup for lunch....I went on a trip.

haha, tell us more..:D

tara73

iced tea again. the storm and rain didn't arrive yet to mainland europe from the pretty Island in the West... Supposed to be here in a few hours... so still very hot here..:cool:


for lunch potatoe salad with a fried egg. petit pains with honey for dessert.

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

Sephiroth_dude wrote: »

Mushroom soup for lunch....I went on a trip.

That sounds magic!

Sephiroth_dude

tara73 wrote: »

haha, tell us more..:D

Something like this





(kidding )

Whocanibe

Having a coffee, no magic mushroom soup here

northgirl

Barry's and Belvita biscuits.

Graces7

an egg... New laid and rather tasty.

Not sure if you had the TV ads we had in the UK;"Go to work on an egg."

Grandeeod

Graces7 wrote: »

an egg... New laid and rather tasty.

Not sure if you had the TV ads we had in the UK;"Go to work on an egg."

My Dad was a big Tony Hancock fan and told me about them.:D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uND3KHhkb8U

Graces7

Grandeeod wrote: »

My Dad was a big Tony Hancock fan and told me about them.:D

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uND3KHhkb8U

Dear Lord' that brings back memories.. \Did you ever hear "The Blood Donor?" "I am not going round with an empty arm - or an empty anything!"

Grandeeod

Graces7 wrote: »

Dear Lord' that brings back memories.. \Did you ever hear "The Blood Donor?" "I am not going round with an empty arm - or an empty anything!"

I did. There's not much Hancock I wouldn't know Graces. A huge fan. A young June Whitfield in that sketch if I'm not mistaken on TV anyway.:D

ytpe2r5bxkn0c1

A brandy and a bag of crisps.

Whocanibe

Cuppa before bed.

We had a teatowel in our kitchen that said "Go to work on an egg". As a child I interpreted it to mean getting stuck into an egg, as opposed to heading off to work with an egg in your belly. I always found the phrasing vaguely confusing.

I had some onion rings (the crisps) and a glass of orange squash a while ago, with a sleeping baby perched on my shoulder. A rare moment of calm.

Grandeeod

Mystery Egg wrote: »

We had a teatowel in our kitchen that said "Go to work on an egg". As a child I interpreted it to mean getting stuck into an egg, as opposed to heading off to work with an egg in your belly. I always found the phrasing vaguely confusing.

I had some onion rings (the crisps) and a glass of orange squash a while ago, with a sleeping baby perched on my shoulder. A rare moment of calm.

A grand Teatowel! I made a Chinese takeaway style chicken curry tonight. Rice and chips too! Little G had chicken with mash. Nope. She had roasties
She's not ready for curry yet .:eek:

Whispered

Stefan Easy Skull wrote: »

A brandy and a bag of crisps.

For some reason a bag of crisps sounds wrong to me. I always say packet of crisps and a bag of chips.

Dinner was a spicy and sticky noodle stirfry with spring rolls, A glass of Shiraz and two mini mars bars for dessert.

Autosport

I may start drinking wine, one problem though

I don't drink alcohol

Now drinking a glass of water

Graces7

Mystery Egg wrote: »

We had a teatowel in our kitchen that said "Go to work on an egg". As a child I interpreted it to mean getting stuck into an egg, as opposed to heading off to work with an egg in your belly. I always found the phrasing vaguely confusing.

I had some onion rings (the crisps) and a glass of orange squash a while ago, with a sleeping baby perched on my shoulder. A rare moment of calm.

The ambiguity is quite deliberate. English wit!

Whocanibe

Had breakfast out this morning, will cover me for lunch also
Bacon, runny fried egg, tomato, toast and a cup of tea. Delicious!

northgirl

An Emmental salad baguette from the sambo stall in the market & COKE. Tis lush :pac:

Whispered

Baked potato with sundried tomato and cheese. Loads of cheese.