Howard
Connoisseur
I miss those days , scrambles? of eggs, sausage, potatoes, onions, etc. side plate of pancakes.
And bottomless cups of coffee and juice.
I miss those days , scrambles? of eggs, sausage, potatoes, onions, etc. side plate of pancakes.
We have a government provided excuse: The pandemic!!!!!! Depending upon what news source, those that social distanced gained from 10 to 40 pounds, depending upon how long.In my experience, cruising vacations used to be like a 24/7 dining buffet...there was akways food and drinks to be had for the the cost you paid for your ticket! Not a good thing for one fighting a growing waistline.
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Both Howard! I can eat faster than my stomach says it’s full!
My wife speaks louder than my stomach and she is quick to say “enough is enough”!You And I have an endless stomach.
My wife speaks louder than my stomach and she is quick to say “enough is enough”!
That sure looks delicious.
Howard, Howard, Howard! I take it you have never been boofed across the jowls with your wife’s sneaker?But do you say to her "I'm still hungry"?
No Big T, I am not married but I have been slapped by My Parents plenty of times growing up.Howard, Howard, Howard! I take it you have never been boofed across the jowls with your wife’s sneaker?
Lord that looks good.This site doesn't support videos so here's a link to a breakfast sandwich. Yum!
My dad cracked me less than a handful of times, my mom never. However, I attended a Catholic high school, and the headmaster’s office was in the center of the school, with floor to ceiling glass. The headmaster relished giving cracks in front of the glass in sufficient numbers to bring tears to the eyes of the toughest actor, for the whole school to see. Yes, I was on the receiving end.No Big T, I am not married but I have been slapped by My Parents plenty of times growing up.
Oooo, Mom was a sly one.My dad cracked me less than a handful of times, my mom never. However, I attended a Catholic high school, and the headmaster’s office was in the center of the school, with floor to ceiling glass. The headmaster relished giving cracks in front of the glass in sufficient numbers to bring tears to the eyes of the toughest actor, for the whole school to see. Yes, I was on the receiving end.
I wanted to go to public school in the worst and I tried all sorts of things to get expelled. My mom was called for a conference with the headmaster to discuss my antics and what was going to happen, anyhow ma was told my punishment was not getting expelled, but staying there.
Thanks for that...I have already enjoyed (and I use that term loosely) my dry toast and water fried eggs this morning...and now, I'm drooling again! Life is not fair.This site doesn't support videos so here's a link to a breakfast sandwich. Yum!
I have a disability so growing up with it wasn't easy, I'd get soap in the mouth from My Mother if I cursed and My Father would punch/slug me If I got into trouble growing up.My dad cracked me less than a handful of times, my mom never. However, I attended a Catholic high school, and the headmaster’s office was in the center of the school, with floor to ceiling glass. The headmaster relished giving cracks in front of the glass in sufficient numbers to bring tears to the eyes of the toughest actor, for the whole school to see. Yes, I was on the receiving end.
I wanted to go to public school in the worst and I tried all sorts of things to get expelled. My mom was called for a conference with the headmaster to discuss my antics and what was going to happen, anyhow ma was told my punishment was not getting expelled, but staying there.
I enjoyed my fried egg sandwich.Thanks for that...I have already enjoyed (and I use that term loosely) my dry toast and water fried eggs this morning...and now, I'm drooling again! Life is not fair.![]()
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The top photo looks like one of those country breakfasts you'd see Upstate.
.....but please let there be a 'made to order' Omelette Bar in the corner of the frame we cannot see! Yum.The top photo looks like one of those country breakfasts you'd see Upstate.