whats everyone having for breakfast and lunch?
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Havnt had that for years @Tori_Scope. I had tuna toasty for lunch.
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Breakfast- English Breakfast
Lunch - pizza (added roasted chopped breast of chicken and picked cucumbers)
Dinner - Penne pasta cooked with fried onion, parsley, sundry tomatoes and roasted bit of chicken in Mascarpone Tomato Sauce. -
scotch morning roll with thick butter and brussels pate and some orange and mango juice
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Not feeling it yet - on my second coffee.
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Streaky bacon, mushrooms on toast
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Toast and banana
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All meals are sounding delicious! I didn't feel like breakfast but I did have sweet and sour chicken and rice for lunch.
Sorry to hear you're not feeling well @Biblioklept. Hope you're feeling better soon
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Hope you feel better soon @Biblioklept
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That sounds like a lovely day @Sandy_123. What **** did you opt for today? I always find there's so much variety! I hope you enjoyed it
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Yeah was nice I had tuna with salad and honey mustard sauce, cheese toasted on multi grain bread
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Had my cereal for breakfast and a lovely jam and cream scone for lunch - got to be done ha ha xx
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was eating bits and bobs since waking up - a iceland greggs sausage roll, an almond croissant, crisps...not very healthy - a fresh start needed after the jubilee. And have had countless cans of morrisons cider which is dirt cheap compared to other ciders and tastes lovely but sadly it doesnt make me the least bit tipsy. Just lots of very moreish calories ...
ive got some lovely scones left which we will finish off with jam butter and cream tomorrow.
Monday its salmon and spinach time I hope .
Also got my job I haad inteerview for so will have less time for snacking on junk -
thank you yes its very exciting i will be working with families and specifically children and having none of my own and being the youngest I have no experience whatsover so its very exciting and will be a challenge I think. Ive no idea when I will start but they did say as soon as possible. Im hoping i will get a weeks notice at least so that I can sort out my home etc obviously as ive just moved. still got lots to do including unpacking and got carpet and wardrobes, oven etc being fitted in coming weeks x
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Well done on the job @Geegeenumber1dont know how you find the time with the study as well
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thank you very much, no its a placement which is part of my final year of my masters
I cant do a job on top of my masters x
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Good luck on your placement @Geegeenumber1
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thank you very much @Sandy_123 i am really trying to push my grades up so want to excel on my placement but of course I cant put too much pressure on myself as will prob backfire. Just gotta get the balance right have worked out a special timetable for placement study and leisure! x*
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half a chocolate croissant and gallons of water
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hi there thank you its a long one about 100 days with one day off ! i really want to do well and get good grade to bump up my overall grade! Could be starting anyday gonna be busy busy
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